After a long battle with technology, Matt Graham wrote:
> After a long battle with technology, Nathan wrote:
> > Is there a specific command to run that automatically selects EVERYTHING
> > in the kernel to be compiled as a module then creates a .config file or
> > anything similar?
> I don't know why you'd want to build *everything* as a module, actually.
> That takes a long time, and you have to build an initrd (yuck) which is not
> useful unless you don't know what hardware you're going to be running your
> kernel on. You could probably hack the scripts that oldconfig runs so that
> they'd default to "M" instead of Y or N, but there are a few things that
> can't be build as modules. What then?
To answer my own question, "make allmodconfig" might do what you want. I'd
want to sanity-check the result with menuconfig before building it though.
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