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I build my own Linux kernels (from upstream sources) for a couple of reasons. After the build is complete, I have a 1.4 GB folder under /usr/src. My question is, what is the best way to reclaim as much disk space as possible without losing the ability to compile third-party modules (for example, VirtualBox modules)? My guess is that few if any of the *.o and *.c files will be needed but a lot of the *.h files need to remain.
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Just stick to the official PKGBUILD when building your own kernel and adjust it to your needs - you will get pretty small kernel and kernel header packages that work with foreign modules,
matse
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