according to this manual:
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/compiling-gnu-linux-libre-kernel , "you can
optimize it for your hardware and leave out all the drivers and features you
don't have use for. It's also educational to take a peek into the inner
workings of GNU Linux-libre."
Why that sounds wonderful! Sign me up!
...or wait a minute.. is that risky in these Intel ME times?
I just updated to the 4.14.12-gnu kernel which was supposed to be a patch for
this thing.
I love learning, and this seems like a cool thing to do for me now, to learn
more about Linux-libre kernel and my own hardware. But is it risky?
Because when I follow the instructions I get to the point where asks me to
either keep the local kernel or install the "maintainers package", and
further in the manual they are talking about "linux-3.18.8" and stuff :/
