Recompile firmware to add new kernel modules best practicle
I have seen sometimes I need new firmware to add new kernel modules to support i2C, usb camera etc (kmod-xxx).
Therefore I need new build/firmware. I have seen If I make new module as xxx.ipk it is not more compatible with the old kernel.
The 3.18.29-abcd, abcd will be different.
Is it some best practicle how can I reserve the old installations when I update the kernel?
Is it possible to avoid everytime to reinstall packages and configurations?
Buildroot or imagebuilder can help? I do not want to set in config all modules to <m>.
Therefore I need new build/firmware. I have seen If I make new module as xxx.ipk it is not more compatible with the old kernel.
The 3.18.29-abcd, abcd will be different.
Is it some best practicle how can I reserve the old installations when I update the kernel?
Is it possible to avoid everytime to reinstall packages and configurations?
Buildroot or imagebuilder can help? I do not want to set in config all modules to <m>.
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xzmu - 10w
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2、select the packge when you compile firmware
3、can't help.