Kernel for A64 git

[Drakuwa]

Should not be a big deal. Please create pull request as well.

Pardon my ignorance, but I'm not quite sure what do you want me to do? If you require me to clone your repository, make the desired changes and create a pull request, I don't know how to do that, at least I don't know where to make the changes so the new modules are included...

[longsleep]

I just pushed a new awesome Kernel release. It brings a security fix, random MAC addresses for ethernet and additional modules which were requested over the past years. For details, see the first post of this thread.

Get 3.10.102-3-pine64-longsleep-98 from https://www.stdin.xyz/downloads/people/l...ges/linux/

[RaimundEge]

the new kernel does not work on Ubuntu.

Is there a way to fall back to a previous kernel ?

[longsleep]

the new kernel does not work on Ubuntu.

Is there a way to fall back to a previous kernel ?

What do you mean? The kernel of course works with Ubuntu. Please explain. You can install any version of my kernel releases by specifying the full version number as first parameter to the ugrade script.

[nSkaarup]

Thanks for all the hard work longsleep!

The new kernel release works for Dietpi (At least not experienced any issues yet and my ethernet is still like half duplex gigabit so yay!)

[Terra854]

If anyone is interested, I have forked and updated the drm kernel to 3.10.102-3.

Download Link

Source code

[ak_hepcat]

If anyone is interested, I have forked and updated the drm kernel to 3.10.102-3.

Download Link

Source code

Do you have something that describes the differences between longsleep's kernel and your fork?

Just wondering, because i'm a curious cat...

[Terra854]

If anyone is interested, I have forked and updated the drm kernel to 3.10.102-3.

Download Link

Source code

Do you have something that describes the differences between longsleep's kernel and your fork?

Just wondering, because i'm a curious cat...

The only difference is the inclusion of the DRM driver into the kernel. Other than that, it is pretty much the same.

[Detritus]

If anyone is interested, I have forked and updated the drm kernel to 3.10.102-3.

Download Link

Source code

Do you have something that describes the differences between longsleep's kernel and your fork?

Just wondering, because i'm a curious cat...

The only difference is the inclusion of the DRM driver into the kernel. Other than that, it is pretty much the same.

Not to be snarky, but you made a .config  change and called it a fork?

[Terra854]

If anyone is interested, I have forked and updated the drm kernel to 3.10.102-3.

Download Link

Source code

Do you have something that describes the differences between longsleep's kernel and your fork?

Just wondering, because i'm a curious cat...

The only difference is the inclusion of the DRM driver into the kernel. Other than that, it is pretty much the same.

Not to be snarky, but you made a .config  change and called it a fork?

I would say that it is not a fork per se, it is based on longsleep's pine64drm branch with the latest bits applied to it.