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[Discord] <learnopenhd> I used Armbian to fully compile the firmware for the Cherryba-M1 board.
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[Discord] <learnopenhd> "However, I would like to know how to compile the kernel for the Cherryba-M1 board separately, as this would be faster and more convenient for debugging."
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[Discord] <learnopenhd> But when I try this command to compile the kernel separately:
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[Discord] <learnopenhd> Do I only need to install the .deb packages on the development board to upgrade the kernel?
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[Discord] <Werner> When I use the command `./compile.sh kernel BOARD=cherryba-m1 BRANCH=current ` I get a set of Debian packages in `outputs/debs` which can simply be installed via `dpkg -i`
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[Discord] <learnopenhd> Yes, a series of deb packages were generated here. After uploading these packages to the cherryba-m1 board, can I update the kernel on the cherryba-m1 by installing them using dpkg -i?
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[Discord] <Werner> When the kernel is from the same branch it should be updated, yes.
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[Discord] <learnopenhd> Thank you very much! I will try to install the packages from outputs/debs on the cherryba-m1 board to upgrade its kernel.
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[Discord] <learnopenhd> Should the packages in outputs/debs be installed on the Cherryba-M1 development board or on the personal computer?
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[Discord] <Werner> These packages are made for your board