Custom kernel 6.16.y for Arch Linux ARM

Would the same drivers allow you to use the aio v2 board?

aio board shouldn’'t need special kernel drivers, just follow the instructions on the hackergadgets page to enable the right device tree overlays

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I can do it, probably. Do you have link?

Sorry, I can’t test this

try it Release 7.0.9-1 · KondratokGK/linux-clockwork-arch · GitHub

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Interesting. (I didn’t realize you actually built on top of @OuinOuin74’s work until I gave your history a thorough peek. Super sorry. :downcast_face_with_sweat:)

Say, did you add anything else to help differentiate from the former’s kernel? (Edit: Silly me. You added AIOv2 support. That’s already a huge deal.)

I managed to get aiov2_ctl working and I can confirm that I can get to turn on usb for the wifi/bluetooth dongle to work. I get to turn on sdr but i cannot test it because i couldnt install sdrpp-brown-git from the AUR.

However on both kernels, OuinOuin’s and Kondrato’s, eth0 still doesnt show up.

Those kernel are probably using older DT-overlays. I use to have the on board Ethernet disabled in the overlays as we had no port there was no reason to have it on.
You can just change out the overlays with the ones in my current kernel package. They are not kernel version specific.
Make sure to back up your current overlays first. Let us know how that worked for you.

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I can add dts to my custom kernel. It should work

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Try it Release uConsole kernel main · KondratokGK/linux-clockwork-arch · GitHub ethernet enabled

It works, thank you very much. I’m trying to learn how to do what you guys are doing, building kernels, any tips or references I could start with?