fix: isolate parallel kernel build output directories#110
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Changes LINUX_OUT defaults so build-kernel-mainline.sh writes to prebuilt/linux-mainline and build-kernel-bsp.sh writes to prebuilt/linux-bsp, preventing cross-contamination during parallel builds. Closes flipperdevices#79
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Hmm, did you test it? I believe it will now fail at the build-rootfs stage. |
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LINUX_OUTdefaults sobuild-kernel-mainline.shwrites toprebuilt/linux-mainlineandbuild-kernel-bsp.shwrites toprebuilt/linux-bsp, preventing cross-contamination during parallel builds.LINUX_OUT=prebuilt/linux→LINUX_OUT=prebuilt/linux-mainlineLINUX_OUT=prebuilt/linux→LINUX_OUT=prebuilt/linux-bspprebuilt/linux/→prebuilt/linux-mainline/andprebuilt/linux-bsp/) and the "parallel build warning" paragraph (now states it is safe to run in parallel).Closes #79