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On Tue, 27 Aug 2013 08:37:54 -0400, Tanstaafl wrote: |
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> > I already posted the script I use to do exactly that. |
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> > emerge gentoo-sources |
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> > run the script |
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> > I wonder it it would be possible to have the spl and zfs-kmod ebuilds |
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> > do this with an appropriate USE flag. |
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> Thats what I'm looking for... something that is automatic and basically |
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> 'just works'. |
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> Manually running a script as part of each kernel update just... well, |
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> computers do automation best. |
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I use a script to configure, build and install new kernels. It's called |
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from there, so it is automatic for me :) |
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> But thanks very much for your script. I'm just not comfortable (at this |
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> point at least) doing it that way on a production system... |
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That's the recommended way, since the script follows the instructions for |
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merging the modules in the kernel tree and uses the make scripts that |
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come with the sources. It will not mess up your kernel since it only adds |
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code, code that isn't even used until you enable it in the .config. |
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