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Hello, |
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This will probably sound simplistic to most... I'm setting up an |
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older Dell PC, and I used genkernel to get it up and running, but how |
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do I figure out which drivers I actually need without knowing for sure |
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which hardware I have in the machine? Genkernel loads a lot of |
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drivers, and the kernel takes a very long time to compile - I |
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understand why, and I'm not complaining about that. But suppose I now |
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wanted to set up the X server, and I don't know which graphics driver |
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I need to choose. Or, suppose I wanted to compile the kernel myself, |
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and I don't really know which drivers I *must* select (since I don't |
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know which chips the machine has). Does anyone have any tips on this? |
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Many thanks, |
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Denis |