Aloha oh mighty plumbers, My understanding of the way ARM is lead me to believe that we could not have a single -default kernel. I understood that we would require a separate kernel for each SoC, so one for Ti's OMAP, one for Freescale's iMX, one for Nvidia's Tegra. Is this correct? I have .configs for the three mentioned above which I have placed in kernel-source/config/arm and have added the following to kernel-source/config.conf: # Initial ARM support +arm arm/imx +arm arm/omap +arm arm/tegra I'm struggling with getting a spec file generated, I've added the following to kernel-source/rpm/kernel-binary.spec.in: %ifarch %arm add_vmlinux --compressed image=zImage cp -p arch/arm/boot/$image %buildroot/boot/vmlinuz-%kernelrelease-%build_flavor %endif Now I'll admit I'm not sure if the above is correct, but I was hoping to find out by trial and error (maybe not the best way but it does help in the learning process). My understanding is that I would get a kernel-arm.spec created, but I don't see anything of the sorts when I run the tar-up.sh. Also, do I need to add the following to the above spec.in: %define build_imx (%build_flavor == "imx") %define build_omap (%build_flavor == "omap") %define build_tegra (%build_flavor == "tegra") Thanks for putting up with my questions, and thanks for your help :-) Andy -- Andrew Wafaa IRC: FunkyPenguin GPG: 0x3A36312F -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-kernel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-kernel+owner@opensuse.org