Add arm64 support for "make check" #27
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"make oldconfig" may ask the user to confirm settings not in the ".config" file. However, the stdout is redirected to /dev/null. By changing "oldconfig" to "olddefconfig", the kernel configuration system will just use the default values for settings not found in ".config".
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This pull request add arm64 support for "make check".
I added a new kernel config file for arm64.
The command used to configure the kernel is changed from "make oldconfig" to "make olddefconfig" as "make oldconfig" may ask users to confirm configs that are not included in ".config" file.
The arm64 kernel configuration file is generated by using the command, "make savedefconfig", which can be used to generate a minimal configuration file with the filename, "defconfig". This file can be renamed to ".config", and then we can use "make olddefconfig" to convert it to a full configuration file.