I have a good Kernel .config setup for x86 that I'm happy with.Now I have a few different ARM-based devices (some without video output) that all come with their default pre-configured settings.I'd like to bring the configuration of all targets as close as possible - for example, so that all have the same file systems enabled etc.Simply copying the .config around won't work as hardware-specific, important settings (that come with the default config) will get lost.Basically low-level settings (processor details, I/O mappings, ...) should be left as-is and high-level settings (enabled file systems, USB device drivers, security options and lots and lots of settings that don't come to my mind right now) should be shared by all configs.Is there some sort of best practice for such situations or do I really have to check 3000+ settings manually?
porting kernel config to different architecture
linux;linux kernel;arm