Enable driver for 1-wire temperature sensors for generic-aarch64

[michalsimek]

Driver is used for connected local 1-wire temperatures sensors.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced system performance by incorporating support for 1-wire slave temperature sensors. Users will benefit from improved environmental monitoring and more reliable temperature readings. This update enhances hardware compatibility with temperature-sensing devices, ensuring robust integration and a smoother user experience when managing temperature data across the system. It delivers a notable enhancement to system resilience.

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This change introduces a new configuration option in the kernel configuration file. The addition of CONFIG_W1_SLAVE_THERM=m enables support for 1-wire slave thermometers in the system while keeping the existing configuration for CONFIG_W1_MASTER_AMD_AXI intact.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
buildroot-external/board/arm-uefi/generic-aarch64/kernel.config	Added CONFIG_W1_SLAVE_THERM=m to enable support for 1-wire slave thermometers.

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buildroot-external/board/arm-uefi/generic-aarch64/kernel.config (1)

77-77: Enable 1-wire Temperature Sensor Support

The addition of CONFIG_W1_SLAVE_THERM=m correctly enables support for 1-wire slave thermometers on generic-aarch64 boards. This aligns with the PR objectives and should allow the system to interface with connected temperature sensors. Please verify on target hardware that this configuration works well with the existing CONFIG_W1_MASTER_AMD_AXI=m setting, and no conflicts arise.

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[sairon]

Looks good, thanks!