On Wednesday 12 September 2001 19:53, you wrote: > I was asking myself if programmers that are work on Mandrake were > using original kernels( kernel.org) or modify them in some way? > > Another question is: is there a file that holds all the options > and modules used to build a kernel so it's possible to replicate > the compilation of another one with the same parameters? > > > Ragno "The Spider" Stefano. Well, try diffing kernel-linus-2.4.3-2mdk (the stock thing) with kernel-2.4.3-20mdk You will find plenty of differences. What they mean is sound supermount--the first rewrite for kernel2.4--did not work as well as we wanted. reiserfs better usb support lm_sensors (for computer health monitoring) full UDF filesystem support (read-only) for data DVDs Of course kernel-enterprise will diff somewhat differently, since it supports memory size huge and multiprocessors and kernel-SMP will again show a different pattern, because it does not support the huge memory but does support multiprocessors. So you have lots of options and lots f patches. If I recall correctly it is like 120 patches
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