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1.) Is there a Map: modules to configration parameters? |
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"lspci -k" lists me all modules of the running genkernel. |
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Unfortunately the configuration parameters of the kernel have |
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different names. |
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2.) Which approach would you recommend? |
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To customize the kernel I can either strip down the configuration of |
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the genkernel or start with an empty .config file. |
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3.) Is there a concept behind the default settings of make menuconfig |
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if you start with an empty .config? |
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I don't see it. |
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4.) Is there a concept behind the default settings of make if .config is empty? |
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Similar question. Running make with an empty .config file starts a |
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questionary on the shell, with given default settings. |
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Accepting all defaults doesn't even contain ext2 or ext3 on the one |
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hand, but a few comparingly rare selections on the other. |
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5.) Where are my platform specific drivers? |
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X86 Platform Specific Device Drivers ---> |
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I get them if I strip down genkernel. |
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Now I started with the shell questionary and than I edit the result |
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with menuconfig. The submenu doesn't open or is empty. |
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Al |