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To get a shell on the Gadget Serial device through putty, you need Nspire Linux to attach a shell to /dev/ttyGS0
I removed the logo in expandedconfig, if you can see it, you're using the wrong version.
I just got an idea from this. How about we add "-defconfig" and "-expandedconfig" to CONFIG_LOCALVERSION on the different builds so users can work out which config they're on by running uname -a?
I forgot that while searching through menuconfig.But do we really need a small kernel? They're only 0.2 MB in difference and they're almost the same but with more drivers.Also, there's an option to include b43-firmware in buildroot.Should I include it in xconfig only or in smallconfig, too?
In other news, I have a little surprise to demonstrate a potential use for the USB gadget framework.
IMHO, the defconfig should be kept minimal - basically enough to get the system to boot. That way everyone is happy - people who want the smallest working kernel doesn't have headaches working out which options can be disabled from the defconfig and people wanting more features can opt-in the ones they want.