If only we had some magical software that could compile the vanilla Linux kernel, diff it with the vendor kernel, reverse engineer the differences and patch the original sources for you while you sleep...
Have you done this successfully? Would appreciate any notes/prompts you could share
I’m out of the loop on this sort of workflow. I guess this is referencing the LLMs super reverse engineering capabilities. They are impressive but how much would that sort of task cost? There isn’t a ton of headroom if we’re going to beat a Pi, right? I mean they aren’t super cheap anymore, but you also have to factor in the phone.