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* Using bitbake with older kernel revisions
@ 2012-11-06  0:38 Greg Perry
  2012-11-06 12:19 ` Robert Yang
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From: Greg Perry @ 2012-11-06  0:38 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: bitbake-devel

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Hello,

Hopefully this is the right mailing list to ask this question, if not I
apologize in advance and ask that you send me to the appropriate mailing
list.

I have a BeagleBone cross compile setup (ARM-based board), and I've
successfully used the OE/bitbake process described at OpenEmbedded.org to
setup of a cross compile toolchain, download source, and build an entire
system plus software from scratch.

However, the kernel revision used is several versions ahead of the patch
branch that I want to integrate (3.2.28), as I want to integrate the
Xenomai RTOS extensions which require kernel version 3.2.21.

Is it possible with OE/bitbake to specify an older kernel revision with
accompanying system to build an older kernel and Angstrom distribution?
 Ideally I would like to regress back to the 3.2.21 kernel release and do a
full build of that Angstrom distribution after applying the Xenomai patches
to the 3.2.21 kernel.

Thanks in advance for your help

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