[U-Boot-Users] CONFIG_CMD_* transition and other config changes

[U-Boot-Users] CONFIG_CMD_* transition and other config changes

[Matthias Fuchs]

Hi,

how should I handle this situation:

1) I plan to update our board configs to the new CONFIG_CMD_* style.
2) I have a couple of patches that update our boards to use
   the new NAND subsystem instead of the legacy NAND stuff.

Do I have to post the CONFIG_CMD series of patches against u-boot-testing 
and the NAND patches against the main repository? Or should I post the 
NAND related patches aginast main repository first and COFNIG_CMD patches
that also contain the NAND stuff? So both patches for each board have the 
NAND stuff in common?

Thanks for advice

Matthias

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[U-Boot-Users] CONFIG_CMD_* transition and other config changes

[Wolfgang Denk]

In message <200707060954.45223.matthias.fuchs@esd-electronics.com> you wrote:
> 
> how should I handle this situation:
> 
> 1) I plan to update our board configs to the new CONFIG_CMD_* style.
> 2) I have a couple of patches that update our boards to use
>    the new NAND subsystem instead of the legacy NAND stuff.

Sounds like being two independent steps to bme, so please create
orthogonal patches, too.

> Do I have to post the CONFIG_CMD series of patches against u-boot-testing 
> and the NAND patches against the main repository? Or should I post the 

Yes, that sounds logical to me.

> NAND related patches aginast main repository first and COFNIG_CMD patches
> that also contain the NAND stuff? So both patches for each board have the 
> NAND stuff in common?

These things are independet of each other.

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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