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On Saturday, January 1st, 2022 at 9:57 AM, Matthew Smith <matt@×××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> You can tell genkernel to run `make oldconfig` (see |
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> `/etc/genkernel.conf`), but I think if you only have a few config |
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> tweaks the best solution is to migrate to a distribution kernel. |
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> For example, you could create /etc/kernel/config.d/nogpu.config with |
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> the contents |
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> CONFIG_DRM_AMDGPU=n |
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> CONFIG_DRM_I915=n |
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> CONFIG_DRM_NOUVEAU=n |
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> CONFIG_DRM_RADEON=n |
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> And every time you build a dist kernel like sys-kernel/gentoo-kernel |
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> or sys-kernel/vanilla-kernel these options will be applied. |
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thanks! config.d option fits me perfectly. |
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i didn't know of this feature of distribution |
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kernels, even though i'm using gentoo-sources |
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for years. me even dumber than i thought. |
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