On Mon, 20 Dec 2010, Frank Shute wrote:
If you're going to use a custom kernel, copy GENERIC, edit it and save
it as your kernel conf.
Then when you run into trouble with your custom kernel you can post a
diff(1) between it and GENERIC. Then it's easy to see what you've
enabled/disabled, left-out etc.
Another option is to "include GENERIC" in the new config file and use
nooptions and nodevice to exclude unwanted things. Then the config file
is a diff.
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