Releases: akatrevorjay/kernel-jetson
tegra-l4t-r28.1-trevorj1
Changes from stock:
- Docker support
- KVM (untested)
- Common USB modules for serial
- USBIP
- uKSM (latest at time of writing)
I've found 8gB of ram to be somewhat limiting, and this helps.
Notes
I really don't know why NVIDIA makes the default config so freaking bare.
The worst part is as you enable settings you realize that a ton of breakage is still present if you deviate too far from the minimal defconfig. Whatever.
A note to NVIDIA: Please use the default Ubuntu defconfig and kernel build process. It's quite amazing and will stop people from complaining that modules aren't built. Also fix your damn builds and get these patches upstreamed, wtf.
All of these extraneous files that are just "injected" into the build need to be built into debs. It's nasty that they aren't available in say a format acceptable by a deb-based OS, and results in arbitrary file replacement at times, as you've found with libGL in the past.
- Enables commonly used/needed modules, such as usb/acm serial ports, which are disabled for some unknown reason by default.
- Includes uKSM
tegra-l4t-r28.1-trevorj0
I really don't know why NVIDIA makes the default config so freaking bare.
The worst part is as you enable settings you realize that a ton of breakage is still present if you deviate too far from the minimal defconfig. Whatever.
A note to NVIDIA: Please use the default Ubuntu defconfig and kernel build process. It's quite amazing and will stop people from complaining that modules aren't built. Also fix your damn builds and get these patches upstreamed, wtf.
All of these extraneous files that are just "injected" into the build need to be built into debs. It's nasty that they aren't available in say a format acceptable by a deb-based OS, and results in arbitrary file replacement at times, as you've found with libGL in the past.
- Enables commonly used/needed modules, such as usb/acm serial ports, which are disabled for some unknown reason by default.
- Includes uKSM (latest at time of writing), backported to L4T kernel. Works great, as always. I've found 8gB of ram to be somewhat limiting, and this helps.