On 09/10/12 00:05, Mikie wrote:
>
> > "It replaces the current .config " wow... now I'm really confused LOL
>
> >trying to understand
>
> >thanks tw3ak
>
> I am a confused newbie too tw3ak but I'm going to guess that each time
> you run make menuconfig you get a new .config file.
>
> let's see
Mikie wrote:
> I am a confused newbie too tw3ak but I'm going to guess that each
> time you run make menuconfig you get a new .config file.
The .config file is in the kernel source directory, so you don't modify
anything in the running system.
The configuration processes for the kernel either t
> "It replaces the current .config " wow... now I'm really confused LOL
>trying to understand
>thanks tw3ak
I am a confused newbie too tw3ak but I'm going to guess that each time you run
make menuconfig you get a new .config file.
let's see what they say though.
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From: Bruce Dubbs
To: LFS Support List
Sent: Sunday, September 9, 2012 3:31 PM
Subject: Re: [lfs-support] prerequisites
Robert Cox wrote:
> communication skills are a personal weakness, please allow me to
> elaborate further... LOL
Yes, I se
Robert Cox wrote:
> communication skills are a personal weakness, please allow me to
> elaborate further... LOL
Yes, I see that. Don't top post.
> my question is about menuconfig... in several howto web pages they
> refer to copying the /boot/.config file from the distro currently
> running to t
ruce Dubbs
To: Robert Cox ; LFS Support List
Sent: Sunday, September 9, 2012 1:04 PM
Subject: Re: [lfs-support] prerequisites
Robert Cox wrote:
> I'm a bit stuck... menuconfig.. and the file .config coping over my
> distro's config file to .config in the build directory then
Robert Cox wrote:
> I'm a bit stuck... menuconfig.. and the file .config coping over my
> distro's config file to .config in the build directory then loading
> it to menuconfig making additional changes to customize the
> configuration?, the question is does menuconfig "append" each time I
> run
On 09/09/2012 11:05 AM, Robert Cox wrote:
hello,
Wow lots to learn, I have little computer background and no
formal computer training I'm self taught.
I'm a bit stuck... menuconfig.. and the file .config coping over my
distro's config file to .config in the build directory then lo
hello,
Wow lots to learn, I have little computer background and no formal
computer training I'm self taught.
I'm a bit stuck... menuconfig.. and the file .config coping over my distro's
config file to .config in the build directory then loading it to menuconfig
making additional cha
On Wed, Sep 05, 2012 at 02:38:06PM -0700, Robert Cox wrote:
> going thru the prerequisites again and decided to build a custom kernel for
> my distro.
>
If you've been here before, you should have remembered that (like
most linux lists), we don't like top-posting. Please don't do that
here.
> l
On 2012-09-05 22:38, Robert Cox wrote:
> going thru the prerequisites again and decided to build a custom
> kernel for my distro.
>
> linux gets confusing because of the independent thinking both good
> and bad...
> 1. distro call for debian is export cpu flags and so on... and the
> straight buil
going thru the prerequisites again and decided to build a custom kernel for my
distro.
linux gets confusing because of the independent thinking both good and bad...
1. distro call for debian is export cpu flags and so on... and the straight
build is j4 or +1 or all the virtual cpu's depends
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