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I didn't actually have to change any of the default options, and I did a diff on that config file and the one I used (for the next kernel), and the only change was the kernel version number.  So I think the update is already in the upstream kernel config.

Awesome! Well, option 2. is also a logical next step to make sure you don't lose your changes upon a next kernel upgrade - custom kernel is replaced by default. And ... sharing is caring  

Igor,
 
Thanks! I went with option 1 and it worked great.

Perhaps with one of this way:
 
1. Compile kernel on your own: https://docs.armbian.com/Developer-Guide_Build-Preparation/
2. Send pull request with changes to this file and make use of nightly rebuild version of a kernel