04-06-2018, 02:55 AM
Hi Community,
The project I am working on requires SCTP protocol support on the Rock64, which I believe is not configured for the current mainline kernel (although perhaps compiled as a module?). I test the SCTP support using the checksctp function from lksctp-tools package.
I have attempted to compile and flash the kernel through the supplied Debian platform, but unfortunately the device no longer boots.
Perhaps I am being a little simplistic in my steps for achieving a custom kernel:
-- edit config (CONFIG_IP_SCTP=y amongst various others required for SCTP)
-- build kernel on-device for ARM64 architecture
-- sudo make install
Is it preferable to build the kernel using the linux-build branch (in conjunction with uboot)?
Thanks
The project I am working on requires SCTP protocol support on the Rock64, which I believe is not configured for the current mainline kernel (although perhaps compiled as a module?). I test the SCTP support using the checksctp function from lksctp-tools package.
I have attempted to compile and flash the kernel through the supplied Debian platform, but unfortunately the device no longer boots.
Perhaps I am being a little simplistic in my steps for achieving a custom kernel:
-- edit config (CONFIG_IP_SCTP=y amongst various others required for SCTP)
-- build kernel on-device for ARM64 architecture
-- sudo make install
Is it preferable to build the kernel using the linux-build branch (in conjunction with uboot)?
Thanks