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I watched a clip on customizing kernel, rebuilding, installing, etc. where the gentleman suggested to use an existing .config file with make menuconfig or make xconfig. I wanted to use one that comes with Arch BUT it's huge, it's almost 10,000 lines in it!

After summarizing those lines, it looks like there're 314 main sections (eg, Memory Debugging, Android, Heart Rate Monitors, Humidity sensors, Magnetometer sensors, etc.) with one or more parameters and arguments (eg. =y, =m, #... not set and =number/string). Altogether there're 2,344 entries with =y (statically built?), 5,159 have =m (loadable modules?), 163 have =number/string and the rest 627 are # ... not set.

I don't need all those for sure BUT it'd be really painful to check or uncheck things manually! Is there any tool that'd scan my hardwares and generate a config file for rebuilding kernel and modules?

linux-kernel kernel-modules

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I watched a clip on customizing kernel, rebuilding, installing, etc. where the gentleman suggested to use an existing .config file with make menuconfig or make xconfig. I wanted to use one that comes with Arch BUT it's huge, it's almost 10,000 lines in it!

After summarizing those lines, it looks like there're 314 main sections (eg, Memory Debugging, Android, Heart Rate Monitors, Humidity sensors, Magnetometer sensors, etc.) with one or more parameters and arguments (eg. =y, =m, #... not set and =number/string). Altogether there're 2,344 entries with =y (statically built?), 5,159 have =m (loadable modules?), 163 have =number/string and the rest 627 are # ... not set.

I don't need all those for sure BUT it'd be really painful to check or uncheck things manually! Is there any tool that'd scan my hardwares and generate a config file for rebuilding kernel and modules?

linux-kernel kernel-modules

share|improve this question

edited 22 secs ago

Emon Haque

asked 14 mins ago

Emon HaqueEmon Haque

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add a comment | 

I watched a clip on customizing kernel, rebuilding, installing, etc. where the gentleman suggested to use an existing .config file with make menuconfig or make xconfig. I wanted to use one that comes with Arch BUT it's huge, it's almost 10,000 lines in it!

After summarizing those lines, it looks like there're 314 main sections (eg, Memory Debugging, Android, Heart Rate Monitors, Humidity sensors, Magnetometer sensors, etc.) with one or more parameters and arguments (eg. =y, =m, #... not set and =number/string). Altogether there're 2,344 entries with =y (statically built?), 5,159 have =m (loadable modules?), 163 have =number/string and the rest 627 are # ... not set.

I don't need all those for sure BUT it'd be really painful to check or uncheck things manually! Is there any tool that'd scan my hardwares and generate a config file for rebuilding kernel and modules?

linux-kernel kernel-modules

share|improve this question

edited 22 secs ago

Emon Haque

asked 14 mins ago

Emon HaqueEmon Haque

4166 bronze badges

share|improve this question

edited 22 secs ago

Emon Haque

asked 14 mins ago

Emon HaqueEmon Haque

4166 bronze badges

share|improve this question

edited 22 secs ago

Emon Haque

asked 14 mins ago

Emon HaqueEmon Haque

4166 bronze badges

asked 14 mins ago

Emon HaqueEmon Haque

4166 bronze badges

asked 14 mins ago

Emon HaqueEmon Haque

4166 bronze badges