This can be reverted once the driver gets onto Linux upstream.
Signed-off-by: Luis R. Rodriguez <mcgrof@do-not-panic.com>
@rm -rf $(KLIB)/$(KMODDIR)/drivers/net/wireless/
@rm -rf $(KLIB)/$(KMODDIR)/drivers/staging/
@rm -rf $(KLIB)/$(KMODDIR)/drivers/net/atl*
- @find $(KLIB)/$(KMODDIR)/drivers/net/ -name "alx*.ko" -o -name "atl*.ko" 2>/dev/null |xargs rm -f
@# Lets only remove the stuff we are sure we are providing
@# on the misc directory.
@rm -f $(KLIB)/$(KMODDIR)/drivers/misc/eeprom/eeprom_93cx6.ko*
DRIVERS_ETH="drivers/net/ethernet/atheros
drivers/net/ethernet/atheros/atl1c
drivers/net/ethernet/atheros/atl1e
- drivers/net/ethernet/atheros/atlx
- drivers/net/ethernet/atheros/alx"
+ drivers/net/ethernet/atheros/atlx"
# Bluetooth drivers
DRIVERS_BT="drivers/bluetooth"
# b43 needs some more work for driver-select, the SSB stuff, plus
# what if you update b44 but not b43? It will bust.
-SUPPORTED_ETH_DRIVERS="atl1 atl2 atl1e atl1c alx"
+SUPPORTED_ETH_DRIVERS="atl1 atl2 atl1e atl1c"
SUPPORTED_DRM_DRIVERS="i915"
echo -e "\t${CYAN}ti${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} wl1251 wl12xx (SPI and SDIO)${NORMAL}>"
echo -e "\nSupported group drivers: Bluetooth & Ethernet:"
- echo -e "\t${CYAN}atlxx${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} atl1 atl2 atl1e alx${NORMAL}>"
+ echo -e "\t${CYAN}atlxx${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} atl1 atl2 atl1e${NORMAL}>"
echo -e "\t${CYAN}bt${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} Linux bluetooth drivers ${NORMAL}>"
echo -e "\nSupported group drivers: DRM:"
disable_b44
echo -e "obj-\$(CONFIG_ATL1C) += atl1c/" > $DRIVERS_NET_ATHEROS
;;
- alx)
- enable_only_ethernet
- disable_b44
- echo -e "obj-\$(CONFIG_ALX) += alx/" > $DRIVERS_NET_ATHEROS
- ;;
atlxx)
select_drivers CONFIG_ATL1 CONFIG_ATL2 CONFIG_ATL1E CONFIG_ALX
enable_only_ethernet
# Bluetooth modules
MODULES="$MODULES ath3k bcm203x bluecard_cs bnep bpa10x bt3c_cs btmrvl btmrvl_sdio btsdio"
MODULES="$MODULES btusb btuart_cs cmtp dtl1_cs hidp hci_vhci hci_uart rfcomm sco bluetooth l2cap"
-MODULES="$MODULES atl1 atl2 atl1e atl1c alx"
+MODULES="$MODULES atl1 atl2 atl1e atl1c"
echo Stoping bluetooth service..
/etc/init.d/bluetooth stop
/etc/init.d/bluetooth status