configs: Enable NET_DSA for Ethernet switches#6907
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Set NET_DSA=m to allow some DSA-based switch devices to be used. Note that no switch models have been enabled, the intention being that DKMS can be used to build them. Note also that the feature has only been added to 64-bit kernels, since it causes the kernel to grow by about 65kB. See: raspberrypi#6899 Signed-off-by: Phil Elwell <phil@raspberrypi.com>
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Set NET_DSA=m to allow some DSA-based switch devices to be used. Note that no switch models have been enabled, the intention being that DKMS can be used to build them. Note also that the feature has only been added to 64-bit kernels, since it causes the kernel to grow by about 65kB.
See: #6899