One of the posters says
The kernel sources are automatically downloaded to the build directory, then the patches in the OpenWrt tree are applied to them. Look in ./target/linux/<your…
Maybe there is an additional command that needs to be executed to build the kernel / modules?
maybe I made a mistake, CONFIG_RTC_DRV_PCF85063 isn't the same as CONFIG_RTC_DRV_PCF8563. I don't know what's the correct procedure in openwrt to compile a kernel module and make a package out of it.
I updated the IO board to the latest artifact built from this branch.
- the
config.txt
is still unmodified - the
rtc_pcf8563
driver is present in/lib/modules
and auto-loads on…
I need it off during first boot so that uci-defaults can harden the config.
How about I'll first try to build a kernel that does have the drivers, and then we rebase this on top of that and see if it works that way?