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#1 2008-09-25 07:08:18
- echasslau
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kernel options for drivers
Hi.
Atm I playing a little bit with compiling my own kernel - the aim is a kernel that don't need a ramdisk.
My ramdisk contains this: MODULES="pata_acpi pata_via ata_generic scsi_mod sd_mod sr_mod ext3 radeonfb"
Now I wan't to compile this modules into my kernel. What are the options to do so or is there an other way to select this drivers as build in?
Thanks, Andreas
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#2 2008-09-25 08:13:46
- klixon
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Re: kernel options for drivers
On the corresponding option in "make menuconfig", press "y" instead of "m". This will make the option compiled in ("m" tells it to build it as a module, "n" disables the option)
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#3 2008-09-25 08:19:40
- echasslau
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Re: kernel options for drivers
I know, thats not the problem. What is the name of the option for sd_mod and sr_mod?
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#4 2008-09-25 09:31:27
- klixon
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Re: kernel options for drivers
device driver > scsi > scsi harddisk
device driver > scsi > scsi cdrom
I'm not sure if i got the naming exactly right, but you should be able to find it like this 
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