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* Kernel: T8846: consolidate config for CPU/Task time and stats accounting
* Kernel: T8879: add config section for hypervisor Virtual Socket Protocol
* Kernel: T8879: add missing Hyper-V drivers after 6.18 upgrade
Add drivers for Hyper-V hypervisor which got lost in transition from 6.6 to
6.18 Kernel upgrade.
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The Intel iavf driver (formerly i40evf) is the Linux virtual function driver
for modern Intel Ethernet adapters supporting SR-IOV, including the X700/E800
series.
Renamed to iavf to support future devices, it replaced i40evf entirely by 2019.
The driver facilitates high-performance networking in virtualized environments.
This commit contains custom patches to make the driver build.
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The current version of the Intel ice driver does not compile with a recent
LTS Kernel due to missing internal Kernel API adjustments in the Intel driver.
This commit contains custom patches to make the driver build.
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The current version of the Intel i40e driver does not compile with a recent
LTS Kernel due to missing internal Kernel API adjustments in the Intel driver.
This commit contains custom patches to make the driver build.
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It does not make sense to have the common VyOS functionality for e.g VXLAN,
GENEVE, PPP, WireGuard, filesystems crypto or module signing duplicated for
both arm64 and x86_64.
Split out common configuration parts to be defined only once.
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Add CONFIG_RTC_DRV_EFI, CONFIG_RTC_DRV_PL031 kernel options for
system time update
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Enable several additional kernel modules required for specific hardware
platforms.
Network:
- CONFIG_OCTEONTX2_AF
- CONFIG_OCTEONTX2_PF
eMMC:
- CONFIG_MMC_SDHCI_CADENCE
LED:
- CONFIG_GPIO_PCA953X
- CONFIG_LEDS_PCA955X_GPIO
I2C:
- CONFIG_I2C_THUNDERX
These drivers are built as modules to provide support for Marvell
OCTEON TX2 network devices, Cadence SDHCI eMMC controllers, PCA95xx
GPIO/LED expanders, and ThunderX I2C controllers.
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Re-use a building block for WWAN support to de-duplicate individual configs for
both ARM64 and AMD64/X86.
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Both architectures share common Kernel features - place them in single
config snippets so we have to maintain them only once.
This can for sure be further improved.
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