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Subject: Re: should the dev docs match the dev yocto source?
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On 12-04-04 05:29 AM, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
>
>    just noticed that BSP guide suggests 3.0 is the preferred linux
> kernel, while the source itself is now up to 3.2.  should those match?
> this is for *development* streams of both.

Not necessarily. It depends on the target. We haven't moved everything
to 3.2 yet.

It should probably say something more generic that choosing one of the
last two yocto validated kernels is the preferred starting point.

Cheers,

Bruce

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> rday
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