[RFC] scripts: add gen-linux-conf for remote kernel configuration

["Luis R. Rodriguez" <lrodriguez@atheros.com>]

The new 'make localmodconfig' proves very useful but on low end
systems we do not want to 'git clone' an entire kernel tree or
download a whole kernel but just cross compile the kernel on a
bigger machine. The .config generated with 'make localmodconfig'
is still very helpfup though so to aid users and developers
with that add a script which builds a tarball with only the
necessary kernel glue stuff to be able to generate a local
minimum kernel configuration with 'make localmodconfig'.

With this you can copy to your target device a relatively
small tarball (1.2 MB currenty) and, allows you to modify
the kernel config for your tree (mconf, conf, etc) and
finally run 'make localmodconfig'.

Signed-off-by: Luis R. Rodriguez <lrodriguez@atheros.com>
---

I had an itch to scratch and that was to use 'localmodconfig'
on a small netbook but I didn't want to clone a whole tree
or even compile an entire kernel on it. This did the trick,
thought others might find it useful.

A little grimy the bash script, but hey it works and its simple
enough. I tried to reduce the Makefile count to only arch/ but
found that that didn't do the trick. Perhaps this can be optimized
more, suggestions welcomed. Maybe it should be written in Go :)

What would be *real* nice is to give an IP address of a box and
have it build and fetch a localmodconfig .config for you.

  Luis

 scripts/gen-linux-conf |   61 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 1 files changed, 61 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
 create mode 100755 scripts/gen-linux-conf

diff --git a/scripts/gen-linux-conf b/scripts/gen-linux-conf
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..5c88a50
--- /dev/null
+++ b/scripts/gen-linux-conf
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+
+DEST=linux-conf
+rm -rf $DEST
+
+KCONFIGS=$(find ./ -type f -name Kconfig\*)
+MAKEFILES=$(find ./ -type f -name Makefile\*)
+KBUILDS=$(find ./ -type f -name Kbuild\*)
+
+COUNT=0
+echo -en "\nAdding Kconfigs"
+for i in ${KCONFIGS}; do
+	FILE=$(basename $i)
+	DIR=$(dirname $i)
+	DIR=${DEST}/${DIR}
+	mkdir -p ${DIR}
+	cp $i ${DIR}
+	echo -en "."
+	let COUNT=$COUNT+1
+done
+echo "$COUNT files copied"
+
+COUNT=0
+echo -en "Adding Makefiles"
+for i in ${MAKEFILES}; do
+	FILE=$(basename $i)
+	DIR=$(dirname $i)
+	DIR=${DEST}/${DIR}
+	mkdir -p ${DIR}
+	cp $i ${DIR}
+	echo -en "."
+	let COUNT=$COUNT+1
+done
+echo "$COUNT files copied"
+
+COUNT=0
+echo -en "Adding Kbuild files"
+for i in ${KBUILDS}; do
+	FILE=$(basename $i)
+	DIR=$(dirname $i)
+	DIR=${DEST}/${DIR}
+	mkdir -p ${DIR}
+	cp $i ${DIR}
+	echo -en "."
+	let COUNT=$COUNT+1
+done
+echo -e "$COUNT files copied\n"
+
+cp -af scripts/ ${DEST}
+cp -f Makefile ${DEST}
+
+TARBALL=${DEST}.tar.bz2
+
+tar -jcf ${TARBALL} ${DEST}
+rm -rf ${DEST}
+
+echo -e "Finished ${TARBALL} ($(du -h $TARBALL | cut -f 1))"
+echo -e "Now scp ${TARBALL} to target and run:\n"
+echo -e "cp /boot/your-config .config"
+echo -e "make menuconfig"
+echo -e "make localmodconfig"
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