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Jan 05, 2019

DISTRO_FEATURES: drop acpi option · 515cfaba

Ferry Toth authored Jan 05, 2019

The option was used to selected between building an acpi enabled U-Boot and kernel or without.
However, with 4.20 so much kernel support has been upstreamed it is confusing to call that no-acpi. Also
no further edison specific development will happen for U-Boot. Switch to acpi by default and drop
the DISTRO_FEATURES acpi switch.
Acpi option was also used also in meta-acpi/eds and removed in meta-acpi/eds-4.20, switch to using new branch

Signed-off-by: Ferry Toth <ftoth@exalondelft.nl>

515cfaba

DISTRO_FEATURES: drop acpi option

Ferry Toth authored Jan 05, 2019

The option was used to selected between building an acpi enabled U-Boot and kernel or without.
However, with 4.20 so much kernel support has been upstreamed it is confusing to call that no-acpi. Also
no further edison specific development will happen for U-Boot. Switch to acpi by default and drop
the DISTRO_FEATURES acpi switch.
Acpi option was also used also in meta-acpi/eds and removed in meta-acpi/eds-4.20, switch to using new branch

Signed-off-by: Ferry Toth <ftoth@exalondelft.nl>