C. Steinkuehlers kernel pres this Sat at ILUG

[Randal]

Definitly building kernels one a machine for other machines.  And I'm sure 
this was already planned but veiwing a kernel on a machine to decide what you 
like,  transfering it to the build machine and adding options.

Some machines I want a complete custom kernel (security)  and others I would 
like just to add options like iscsi.

Thanks

On Tuesday 29 April 2003 09:33 pm, you wrote:
> Quoting Charles Steinkuehler <charles at steinkuehler.net>:
> > NOTE:  Now would be a good time to speak up if there are any particular
> > aspects of kernel building you'd like me to cover in detail!
>
> Two things come to mind:
>
> 1) Dealing with modules, which have to match the kernel.  Do they
> automatically get compiled at the same time?  How does keeping the modules
> in sync with the kernel affect disk space/compile time requriements.
>
> 2) Compiling the kernel for system A, which is dead-dog slow, on system B,
> which screams like a banshee.  Including modules.
>
>
>
> One other modules thing: How do I tell what modules are loaded, even
> occasionally, so I can compile just those modules into the kernel, and
> strip everything else out; but never ever miss that once-a-month thing that
> loads qwerty.o.
>
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