qemu_v8: add uImage target #677
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"make linux" builds the kernel but is not sufficient to prepare all files for "make run-only". On the other hand, "make run" does a bit too many things to be used comfortably when working on the kernel. Therefore, add target uImage which generates the kernel image ready to be used by U-Boot. With that, kernel development and testing can be done with the following sequence: 1. make 2. Edit kernel sources 3. make -j$(nproc) uImage 4. make run-only 5. Go to 2 -- repeat as needed Signed-off-by: Jerome Forissier <jerome.forissier@linaro.org> Reviewed-by: Jens Wiklander <jens.wiklander@linaro.org>
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"make linux" builds the kernel but is not sufficient to prepare all files for "make run-only". On the other hand, "make run" does a bit too many things to be used comfortably when working on the kernel.
Therefore, add target uImage which generates the kernel image ready to be used by U-Boot. With that, kernel development and testing can be done with the following sequence: