The problem stems from unsetting CONFIG_<x> options, then re-specifying them as CONFIG_<x>=y later in the file. The current configuration system (make oldconfig) seems to take the first occurence as the proper setting. This means that options that should be set end up being unset as 'make oldconfig' removes any further refrences to CONFIG_<x> from the file.
For example, if you specify the buildroot config as CONFIG_ARM920T=y, then the uclibc.mk removes that turning it into # CONFIG_ARM920T is unset and then adds CONFIG_ARM920T=y to the end of the file. Then 'make oldconfig' is run, and CONFIG_ARM920T=y is deleted, thus causing CONFIG_GENERIC_ARM=y to be placed in the config file.
The warnings produced by 'make oldconfig' are:
config:209:warning: trying to reassign symbol CONFIG_ARM920T
.config:210:warning: trying to reassign symbol CONFIG_ARM_OABI
.config:211:warning: trying to reassign symbol CONFIG_ARM_EABI
Also note, that the EABI/OABI are also being warned about, so are
also fixed.
The simple fix is to change the sed expressions unsetting these options to simply deleting them from the file.
uclibc-arm-config.patch [^] (1,074 bytes) 06-29-07 04:18 uClibc-original.config [^] (5,222 bytes) 06-29-07 04:19 uClibc-oldconfiged.config [^] (5,222 bytes) 06-29-07 04:19 buildropt.config [^] (12,187 bytes) 06-29-07 04:19 
