arm64/configs: Enable Microchip KSZ DSA support#7404
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Enable DSA support for Microchip KSZ switches with SPI interface. It is for example used in the CM4S based RevPi Flat S. Signed-off-by: Nicolai Buchwitz <nb@tipi-net.de>
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(Can we change the default for the 'Update branch' button to rebase instead of merge?) |
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I don't think GitHub gives that level of customisability. |
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Fortunately it does (although had to look twice): Repository settings -> General -> scroll down until 
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nvm, my bad. Looks like this enforces it only for the actual merge and not the button :-s |
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Is there any reason not to include the arch/arm defconfigs in this PR? |
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Yes #6907 |
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Enable DSA support for Microchip KSZ switches with SPI interface. It is for example used in the CM4S based RevPi Flat S.