>
> > # CONFIG_EDAC_AMD64_ERROR_INJECTION is not set
>
> Are you sure those settings are "=y" or "=m") in the other file, and not
> just simply not present? Changing that one setting may only have altered
> whether those other settings are explicitly included in the .config file,
> and not their
On 8/2/19 8:52 PM, Adam Carter wrote:
First, I finally figured out this is not really important for me.
"Supported Processor types" is ONLY for 32 bits.
When i remove Processor type and features ---> [*] Supported
processor vendors ---> [ ] Support AMD processors
>
> First, I finally figured out this is not really important for me.
> "Supported Processor types" is ONLY for 32 bits.
>
When i remove Processor type and features ---> [*] Supported processor
vendors ---> [ ] Support AMD processors (CONFIG_CPU_SUP_AMD) it removes
features relevant to 64
On 2019.08.01 22:05, Adam Carter wrote:
However, if I start with the .config which workd, and "make xconfig"
and select "Supported processor types" under "Processor type and
features" and then unselect "Support Intel Pprocessors" (I have a
Ryzen) and save the config, it decreases the size
> However, if I start with the .config which workd, and "make xconfig"
> and select "Supported processor types" under "Processor type and
> features" and then unselect "Support Intel Pprocessors" (I have a
> Ryzen) and save the config, it decreases the size of .config from 169K
> to under 13K,
On Wednesday, 31 July 2019 23:31:20 BST Jack wrote:
> I just built a new PC, and I'm having a problem getting it to boot with
> a custom configured kernel (gentoo-sources-5.2.4.) If I start with a
> blank config and work through "make xconfig" the resulting kernel and
> initramfs (genkernel)
I just built a new PC, and I'm having a problem getting it to boot with
a custom configured kernel (gentoo-sources-5.2.4.) If I start with a
blank config and work through "make xconfig" the resulting kernel and
initramfs (genkernel) doesn't boot (just hangs after loading
initramfs.) So,
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