Re: [ECOS] About .ecm files

["Dave Airlie" <david dot airlie at parthus dot com>]

> 
> .ecm files are "minimal eCos configuration" files. They are almost like a
> savefile, but only register the differences between your configuration and
> the default.

minus any package additions removal... which has bitten me a couple of
times... 

not sure if still applies.. but I used to make a .ecc file with packages
from the default system removed, and the .ecm would reflect it but
importing said .ecm file would never change the packages ... I had to
ship the customer the .ecc also..

twas a while ago and I've no idea if I can reproduce it at the moment
:-)

Regards,
	Dave.


 In this context, they are supplied to give you a "potted"
> configuration to build redboot for various startups.


> 
> They're not a required part of the port as such - you can just set the
> options yourself in the configuration - but they are included so that other
> people can build redboot without having to know the details of exactly what
> options to set or packages to add.
> 
> Jifl
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