Hi folks,
is anyone currently working on optimized/minimized kernel
and base packages for VM's ?
My goal is having a really minimized base system for VMs
and VEs, which don't have anything that's really needed
there (eg. VEs dont need all the kernel related stuff,
VMs just only those parts
In Ubuntu 12.10 pre-release, I've frequently been observing ext4
recovery has been needed after reboot [1].
This clearly isn't expected, however could be a side-effect of eg
incomplete flushing after unmount before the ACPI/cf8 reset vector is
hit.
So, is this thought to be a kernel issue or
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 7:48 PM, Daniel J Blueman dan...@quora.org wrote:
In Ubuntu 12.10 pre-release, I've frequently been observing ext4
recovery has been needed after reboot [1].
This clearly isn't expected, however could be a side-effect of eg
incomplete flushing after unmount before the
Hello,
I don't think you'll see a that lightweight kernel in distributions like
Ubuntu. But saying that, you probably don't know how the Linux kernel work:
most of the functions of the kernel (except core functions) can be compiled
directly into the kernel or compiled as a module. Distributions
