Re: [PATCH 2/7] Disable additional drivers requiring gpio/consumer.h

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Hi Jasmin,


On 2018-05-12 08:20, Brad Love wrote:
> Hi Jasmin,
>
>
> On 2018-05-12 04:31, Jasmin J. wrote:
>> Hello Brad!
>>
>> Tonight build broke due to patch 95ee4c285022!
>> You enabled VIDEO_OV2685 for 3.13., which doesn't
>> compile for Kernels older than 3.17. When you look
>> to the Kernel 3.17 section a lot of the drivers you
>> enabled for 3.13 with your patch should be enabled
>> for 3.17 only.
>>
>> So please test this and provide a follow up patch.
>> I will not revert 95ee4c285022 now, except you can't
>> fix it in a reasonable time frame.
>>
>> If you like and you have time you can improve
>> scripts/make_kconfig.pl to detect such an issue to
>> avoid future problems like this. I also had such a
>> situation with enabling a driver twice in the past.
>>
>> BR,
>>    Jasmin
> Apologies. Interesting though, as I was working against 3.10 while
> submitting this. I will verify and submit a correction today.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Brad

Looks like the media_build environment on the system I made this patch
for was a little older, pretty much from right before you added all the
affected drivers to 3.17.0. Bad on me for not noticing. I submitted a
fixup for that and also moved the other drivers from the patch to 3.17.0
as well. Should compile again for you.

Cheers,

Brad



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