"make linux" builds the kernel but is not sufficient to prepare all files for "make run-only". On the other hand, "make run" does a bit too many things to be used comfortably when working on the kernel.
Therefore, add target uImage which generates the kernel image ready to be used by U-Boot. With that, kernel development and testing can be done with the following sequence:
"make linux" builds the kernel but is not sufficient to prepare all files for "make run-only". On the other hand, "make run" does a bit too many things to be used comfortably when working on the kernel.
Therefore, add target uImage which generates the kernel image ready to be used by U-Boot. With that, kernel development and testing can be done with the following sequence: