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The path '${kernelw_ork-dir}' actually exists, but why does it appear 'Cannon stat: No such file or directory' during compilation???

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The path '${kernelw_ork-dir}' actually exists, but why does it appear 'Cannon stat: No such file or directory' during compilation???

 

What are the configurations?

 

For the convenience of personal development, I forced the use of my kernel source code git address.

 

Please support me, thank you!!!

 

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It's like this, For the sake of convenience and speed, I forced the following parameters to adapt to my entire kernel:
declare -g KERNELSOURCE=
eclare -g KERNELBRANCH=
declare -g KERNELPATCHDIR="john"

 

However, the compilation encountered an error at the position shown in the figure above:

cd  "${kernel_work_dir}" || exit 2    //immediate exit2.

 

Also, I found that after pulling down my kernel code,
git branch -a 

 

* (HEAD detached at 262f4fa9118f)
  kernel-rockchip64-6.6
  linux-4.19.y
  linux-4.4.y
  linux-4.9.y
  linux-5.10.y
  linux-5.15.y
  linux-5.4.y
  linux-6.1.y
  linux-6.10.y
  linux-6.6.y
  linux-6.9.y
+ master
 

There is no automatic branch creation locally, separating the head.

 

What should I do to solve this error???

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