pa4wdh l33t
Joined: 16 Dec 2005 Posts: 883
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Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2019 6:52 am Post subject: New to handling device trees |
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Hi All,
I have a Raspberry Pi 2B running as an NTP server (with the Ultimate GPS Hat as a clocksource). So far i've always been using precompiled kernels for it, but since i compile kernels for all my systems, i also want to do that for my Pi.
I've installed sys-kernel/raspberrypi-sources, configured and compiled it. I don't use any modules, but the device trees and overlays are new for me.
So far i got my new kernel image, installed as /boot/gentoo.img and set config.txt to include kernel=gentoo.img and it boots fine. Now the pps (pulse per second from the gps receiver) doesn't work, and i guess it's because i still use the devicetree and overlay files from the old kernel. I could of course just install them, but i guess that means overwriting the old/current devicetree files, and i want to be sure i can still boot the old kernel as a fallback.
Is there a way to have two kernels+devicetrees installed next to each other?
Thanks for any help. _________________ The gentoo way of bringing peace to the world:
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