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Linux uses Devicetree files for ARM quite a while now. Did the

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Anonymous 2017-07-14 06:36:18 Post No. 61374495 [Report]

Linux uses Devicetree files for ARM quite a while now. Did the change hold it's promise and unify the arm platform?

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Anonymous 2017-07-14 06:41:45 Post No.61374578 [Report]

>>61374495
since they made the change I wasn't able to build even one kernel for any of my arm devices. they collecting dust now. thanks, linux!

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