Re: Really small kernel

At Mon, 08 Nov 2004 17:26:44 +, ognjen Bezanov wrote: > > Thanks for all the answers, > > In essence i want to keep the kernel small so that it boots up as fast > as possible. > > Plus the hardware is a 75mhz laptop with very little ram, i want to save > as much ram as i can for other prog

Re: Really small kernel

On Mon, Nov 08, 2004 at 05:26:44PM +, ognjen Bezanov wrote: > Thanks for all the answers, > > In essence i want to keep the kernel small so that it boots up as fast > as possible. [snip] > > Do using (or not using) modules make a difference to the total size when > loaded into ram? I leave

Re: Really small kernel

ognjen Bezanov wrote: Thanks for all the answers, In essence i want to keep the kernel small so that it boots up as fast as possible. Plus the hardware is a 75mhz laptop with very little ram, i want to save as much ram as i can for other programs, hence the need for a small kernel. As far as mod

Re: Really small kernel

Thanks for all the answers, In essence i want to keep the kernel small so that it boots up as fast as possible. Plus the hardware is a 75mhz laptop with very little ram, i want to save as much ram as i can for other programs, hence the need for a small kernel. As far as modules are concerned,

Re: Really small kernel

Hi ognjen Bezanov, *, ognjen Bezanov wrote: > Hi all, > > I want to find a way to find out what things i need to enable for my > laptop to function. > > I want to compile a kernel which only has support for the hardware im > using and no module support > Why no modules? Modules only have a sl

Really small kernel

Hi all, I want to find a way to find out what things i need to enable for my laptop to function. I want to compile a kernel which only has support for the hardware im using and no module support Is there any command which will let me view all the hardware on my pc and what respective setting i