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[NMLUG] Minimalist kernel
- Subject: [NMLUG] Minimalist kernel
- From: andres at paglayan.com (Andres Paglayan)
- Date: Thu Oct 6 12:06:41 2005
Hi folks,
I have couple of questions, just because your answers are much better
than google's
I already know the basics of re-compiling a kernel, load the right
modules, and so on, but my kernels look as a big 14MB monkey, is there
any how-to, or documentation to read (besides kernel code), on how to
compile a minimalistic kernel for your system? so it has all it needs to
run but nothing more.
The other,
I have little project involving a mini-itx via epia booting from a
compact flash card.
I am trying to minimize the read write cycles on the card.
for doing so I am enabling laptop-mode, doing logs in a ram disk (cp
them at boot and back at shutdown, still trying to figure this out), and
I'd like to adjust the commit interval in the ext3 from 5 seconds to
something higher, but: I don't know which file system will be
recommended for a CF card; I checked man tune2fs and I don't see an
explanation about how to do it.
Thank you,
Andres
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