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On Sonntag 08 November 2009, Stroller wrote: |
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> On 7 Nov 2009, at 11:32, Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> >> ... |
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> >> I'd love to know what the name of the kernel module is so I can |
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> >> unload |
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> >> it: |
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> >> $ zcat /proc/config.gz | grep -i pegasus |
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> >> CONFIG_USB_PEGASUS=y |
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> > it is not a module, but compiled in. You have to rebuild your |
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> > kernel. And |
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> > probably decrapify your config a lot. |
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> Doh! I was fairly tired when I wrote that, sorry. |
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> I tend to just occasionally copy the kernel .config from that used on |
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> the latest Knoppix disk, and `make oldconfig` between times. I figure |
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> I don't know enough about the kernel that I'm likely to be able to |
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> select a better set of options than that, and learning what to change |
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> will surely not produce improvements worth the time expended. |
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> I would love a recommended "default" kernel .config - either for |
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> Gentoo or Linux in general, but based towards on "small server" use - |
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> but I'm not aware of anyone publishing one. I like the notion of a |
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> small, minimal and "sleek" kernel, but with lots of modules available |
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> to load as necessary, should I install a new PCI card. If anyone has |
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> any low-overhead suggestions, I would love to hear them. |
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> Stroller. |
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using a livecds kernel is probably the worst decision out there. |
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http://www.kroah.com/lkn/ |
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as you can see, you don't have to download it. |
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Or just do it step for step, reading help files. |
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seccomp? Except Andrea Arcangeli nobody uses it. Can be deactivated. I2O? |
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Almost nobody uses it. Especially not 'commodity' hardware, out it goes. Numa? |
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Do you have a multi-socket system? No? Then you don't need it. ... you can |
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remove a lot of cruft that way. Namespaces - you don't need it? Kick 'em out. |
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Group scheduling? Sure, a great way to reduce performance... |
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