What should I do if I want to razzer another kernel version?

[LittleSec]

I am confused about what the config file(in tools/llvmlinux/targets/x86_64, ) should look like, or how to generate the right config file, if I want to try to razzer another kernel version?
Now I have tried the following steps:

1. modify kernel base on static-analysis.md, and diff between origin and your kernels_repo.
2. modifiy script/envsetup.sh(add to script/kernel_version.lst)
3. try some existing config files in tools/llvmlinux/targets/x86_64/configs/ to build linux(static analysis, so is llvmlinux). But all failed.

So, I want to know how to generate the right config file? Thanks.

[lifeasageek]

Hello,

The public version of Razzer has several issues in applying to up-to-date kernels, as it is heavily relying on llvmlinux. We are currently running a private version of Razzer, which does not rely on llvmlinux. It simply uses up-to-date Clang to build the kernel, so it is much easier to play with the new kernels. We will be releasing this new Razzer soon.

Thanks,
Byoungyoung

[LittleSec]

Thanks for your reply.
I am really looking forward to the new version of Razzer.

[srikanth007m]

@lifeasageek any plans to release new razzer to public?

[shuidixu]

Hi

Are you going to publish a new version?

[huntergregal]

omega bump

[srikanth007m]

@lifeasageek Just wanted to check if any plan of pushing new revision for global users?

[lifeasageek]

Hi all, as we mentioned earlier, we are working on a private version (which we internally call Razzer-v2). Don't really know when we can opensource it, but probably it would be the end of this year.