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Based on the provided context, the linux-toradex component for kernel version 5.4.193 does not explicitly define the CVE_CHECK_WHITELIST variable in its .bb rule or included files. This suggests that information about fixed CVEs might not be documented in the expected manner within the recipe files. Instead, you may need to look for CVE information in other related documentation or sources outside the standard recipe files, such as upstream kernel patches or security advisories from Toradex.
To determine if any CVEs have been fixed in this kernel version, it is advisable to consult the official Toradex documentation or security advisories. Additionally, checking changelogs or security bulletins associated with the linux-toradex component could provide insights into any vulnerabilities that have been addressed.
As for a better method than using the CVE_CHECK_WHITELIST variable, the context does not provide an alternative approach. Therefore, it would be best to rely on external sources or security advisories related to the linux-toradex component for detailed information on CVE fixes.
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