> Thanks for descriptive reply. I tried the below steps, but still
localmodconfig ask for lots of
> configurations, which probably I don't want.
If you run:
cat /boot/config-`uname -r` | wc -l
That will show you how may kernel configuration options are available on
your active running kernel.
I
Hi Aruna,
Thanks for descriptive reply. I tried the below steps, but still localmodconfig
ask for lots of
configurations, which probably I don't want.
Could you please give some suggestion, that make commands could
be execute without giving any input along with minimual property.
PS: I am usin
> Hi Folks,
> I usually compile the linux kernel by copying current system .config
file. But the
> problem it compile bunch things that I don't which is required. My aim
> is setup filesystem environmrnt setup on my laptop.
> Could somebody point the minimal .config file that will save from me
>
On Sun, Jul 31, 2016 at 01:24:58AM +0530, Jitendra wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I usually compile the linux kernel by copying current system .config file.
> But the
> problem it compile bunch things that I don't which is required. My aim
> is setup filesystem environmrnt setup on my laptop.
>
> Could
On Sun, Jul 31, 2016 at 01:24:58AM +0530, Jitendra wrote:
> Hi Folks,
Hi!
> I usually compile the linux kernel by copying current system .config file.
> But the
> problem it compile bunch things that I don't which is required. My aim
> is setup filesystem environmrnt setup on my laptop.
>
> Cou
Hi Folks,
I usually compile the linux kernel by copying current system .config file. But
the
problem it compile bunch things that I don't which is required. My aim
is setup filesystem environmrnt setup on my laptop.
Could somebody point the minimal .config file that will save from me
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