Enhancements are added on top of the official v6.6 Linux kernel tag where most of the Microchip SoC features are already supported. Note as well that we re-integrate each and every stable kernel release on top of this Long Term Support (LTS) kernel revision. This means that each v6.6.x version is merged in our branch.
Here is a little summary of the new Linux4Microchip release:
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