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walt <w41ter@×××××.com> writes: |
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> There's no reason to use menuconfig after running oldconfig, If your |
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> old kernel was using all of the hardware, then the new kernel should, |
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> too, just with oldconfig. |
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I don't know about that. I found a whole lot of stuff different when |
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I ran menuconfig and checked the old and new settings. |
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I just made a partial list by comparing the oldkernel settings in |
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menuconfig and the new kernel after running make oldconfig. And this |
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is only SOME of them, got tired of it part way thru: |
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Some of these really seem like they should have ended up marked the |
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same after oldconfig |
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Automatically append version string on in old off in new |
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BSD accounting off in old On in new |
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Export Task process thru netlink off in old, on in new |
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Auditing support off in old, on in new |
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Namespc support all off in old all on in new. |
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Network support/wireless off in old, on in new |
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Amatuer radio support off in old, on in new |
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RFswitch subsys support off in old On in new |
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Networking/ multicasting off in old on in new |
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Advanced router off in old On in new |
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BOOTTP off in old on in new |
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RARP off in old on in new |
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TCP advanced congestion control off in old, on in new. |
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ipv6 off in old, on in new |
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I gave up after that... so if you think oldconfig means you get the |
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same settings by and large... it doesn't. |