>On Sat, 29 Jun 2013 12:51:03 +0800 >Chen Qi <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I've followed all instructions in the LFS stable 7.3 book, and made a > USB containing my LFS system. > > As I don't know exactly which drivers and modules should be compiled > into my LFS kernel to make it work on my DELL laptop, I made a > 'allyesconfig' and compiled the kernel. > > I thought 'make allyesconfig' would make the kernel work. > However, when it started up, the kernel was loaded but hung at 'TCP > established hash table entries'. > > A previous message that might appear to be an error was 'ACPI png > driver unregistered'. > > Can somebody give me a hand? > > Thanks in advance. > > //Chen Qi >
I think that the best option would be to assume you will have to spend a few days on this and then manually assemble the kernel options that work on your system. One possible option to speed up this process is to first find which options are necessary for booting the kernel (AKA the PCI driver, the USB driver, at least one partition system and the filesystem) and then make everything else a module. Assuming you have checked "automatic module loading", when the system boots, you can use `lsmod' to find which modules were loaded and, therefore, which things you need to enable and which you don't have to. -- You don't need an AI for a robot uprising. Humans will do just fine.
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