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Merge tag 'debian/4.9.25-1'
Drop the added patches, which are already in 4.11.
CONFIG_NFP_NETVF is replaced by CONFIG_NFP in 4.11.
The CN7890 has 48 Octeon III cores.
I don't know whether current configuration will run on a CN7890, but this
should avoid an ABI break if we add support later.
The Loongson 3B2000 has 4 cores and can apparently be used in a 4-way
configuration, for 16 CPUs.
I don't think the current configuration will run on a 3B2000, but this
should avoid an ABI break if we address that.
Currently we don't explicitly set CONFIG_FB for arm64, and the only
reason it's enabled as a module is that the DRM drivers (which are
built as modules) select it. We *do* explicitly set CONFIG_FB=y on
almost all other architectures and flavours.
Simplify this by setting CONFIG_FB=y at the top level and overriding
where needed (not arm64).
- Various ancient SCSI drivers were removed; delete config for them
- r8723au was replaced by rtl8xxxu; enable the latter instead and for
all architectures
- netfilter config symbols were renamed; enable the new ones
- Various other config symbols are obsolete; delete them
- Various other config symbols moved to different Kconfig files
Although the choice of CPU type currently only applies to Malta
flavours, there's nothing in these config files that prevents them
being used with other platforms (that we don't currently support).
kernelarch-mips/config.{4,5}kc-malta are exact duplicates of each other,
aside from the CPU type. Move all the common options out into
kernelarch-mips/config.malta.
Move mips/config.{4,5}kc-malta to kernelarch-mips where they belong,
adding '-r1' and '-r2' suffixes for the different CPU types.
This workaround the failed compilation of cx25840-core.c:
| {standard input}: Assembler messages:
| {standard input}:583: Error: branch out of range
| {standard input}:636: Error: branch out of range
| {standard input}:40094: Error: branch out of range
These are caused by the -Wa,-mfix-loongson2f-jump, which replaces the
"jalr t9" instruction by the "or t9, t9, 0x80000000; jalr t9"
instructions, thus causing an increase in code size.
This is probably the best way to workaround the FTBFS, especially given
that the loongson-2e/2f flavour are likely going to be removed for
stretch.
Re-enable various config options disabled by name changes:
- SUNRPC_XPRT_RDMA replaced SUNRPC_XPRT_RDMA_{CLIENT,SERVER}
- [mips*el/loongson*] LOONGSON64 replaced LOONGSON
- [x86] COMEDI_8255_SA replaced COMEDI_8255
Drop explicit settings for symbols that are now automatic.
Use kconfigeditor2/process.py to put all definitions in Kconfig order
with proper headings.
Delete all definitions of unknown config symbols, which I verified
have been removed (or made automatic) upstream and not renamed.
svn path=/dists/sid/linux/; revision=22701
Ben Hutchings
Aurelien Jarno
Roger Shimizu
Ben Hutchings