linux: clean up Amlogic patches #1150
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- rename aarch64 patch dir to "amlogic-3.14" - move common 3.10 patches to "amlogic-3.10"
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Do you want to add the common amlogic-3.10 patches to this PR? |
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There are 2 common patches for devices using amlogic-3.10 kernel:
This PR includes deleting them from WeTek Play and Core project patch folders and creating 2 common patch files in amlogic-3.10 patch folder. |
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Now that we can use $PKG_PATCH_DIRS to create version-specific patch folder, let's make it clear that aarch64 patches should apply to amlogic-3.14 kernel only. This is in case we want to introduce a different aarch64 target or use an updated kernel in the future.
We should also move all common amlogic-3.10 patches to one folder for easier maintenance in the future.