[Click] Linux Kernel Patches

[Eddie Kohler]

Hi Sascha,

I don't know if you've been following recent developments, but we've made good 
progress on a patchless install, where the current Linux includes are 
transformed automatically to be made C++ acceptable.  That may help you.

Eddie


Sascha Alexander Jopen wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> i used click as userlevel for a few weeks now. Now i would like to test
> click as a linux kernel module, primarily on an arm openwrt box, but on
> some other target architectures as well. Of course, nearly every system
> is running on a different kernel, mostly not running vanilla kernels.
> 
> As i currently understand it, the click linux kernel patches contain
> some modifications in the networking stack and, the majority of
> modifications, to support c++ compiling of the linux sources.
> 
> I searched the sources for patch files, containing the base patches,
> required for click operation, in one file, and another one containing
> the c++ compatibility patches, with no success. I think this would
> simplify the adoption of the patches to other kernel versions, but maybe
> i missed some files. I found a script make-linux-patch in ./etc/, but
> this script references files within the click source directory which do
> not exist. I could not find them in other directories.
> 
> Maybe someone could help me with this.
> 
> Regards,
> Sascha Jopen
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