How to configure a Linux kernel based on the modules currently in use?
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I'm willing to build a minimal kernel with only the needed things for my machine; so I started by compiling the kernel from the ground up, using the default configuration and adding things that I know for sure I have (i.e.: Ethernet card, WiFi card, ...). But there are several other things not so e…
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make allmodconfig
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If you're using Linux 2.6.32 and above, you may want to check out the "localmodconfig" make target. It does pretty much what you ask—it determines what modules you have running, and generates a .config making sure those modules are built. The "local…
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