Kernel for Dual Core
Andrew Brampton
andrew at bramp.freeserve.co.uk
Mon May 26 21:20:25 UTC 2008
From: "Mark Ovens" <parish at magichamster.com>
> The advantage of building a custom kernel is that you remove anything your
> system doesn't have which saves time when booting as the kernel won't be
> probing for devices that it will never find - for example. mine is an
> all-SCSI system so my kernel doesn't have any IDE or floppy devices in
> it - and it makes the kernel smaller (although that isn't really an issue
> these days).
With FreeBSD and Linux I don't spend much time customising my kernel incase
I remove a module that I actually need. Does anyone know of a tool which can
probe for your devices and then suggest which modules can safely be
disabled?
thanks
Andrew
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