On Mon, 19 Sep 2016 16:20:12 +0530, Madhu K said: > That means kernel maintainer will define default configuration for his > architecture not for all architecture, I mean kernel maintainer might have > defined configuration for x86, not for ARM, POWERPC and all, is my > understanding correct?, if not please correct me. There's more than one defconfig file. Even more than one per architecture. For many, there's a separate defconfig for each board: [/usr/src/linux-next] for i in arch/*/configs; do echo -n "$i: "; find $i -name '*defconfig' | wc -l; done arch/arc/configs: 15 arch/arm/configs: 112 arch/arm64/configs: 1 arch/avr32/configs: 15 arch/blackfin/configs: 29 arch/c6x/configs: 5 arch/cris/configs: 4 arch/h8300/configs: 3 arch/hexagon/configs: 1 arch/ia64/configs: 6 arch/m32r/configs: 12 arch/m68k/configs: 19 arch/metag/configs: 4 arch/microblaze/configs: 2 arch/mips/configs: 61 arch/mn10300/configs: 2 arch/nios2/configs: 2 arch/openrisc/configs: 1 arch/parisc/configs: 8 arch/powerpc/configs: 99 arch/s390/configs: 4 arch/score/configs: 1 arch/sh/configs: 56 arch/sparc/configs: 2 arch/tile/configs: 2 arch/um/configs: 2 arch/unicore32/configs: 1 arch/x86/configs: 2 arch/xtensa/configs: 6
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