I honestly think it'd be smart to pull up the Kernel Configuration
section in the Index and verify that every package that has special
kernel configuration hasn't had it's options moved.
We need a volunteer for that. The current editors' plates are
pretty full.
-- Bruce
I realize you're probably looking for something more sophisticated,
but I compared the documentation against the kernel menu. I believe
I found the following:
documentation kernel menu
autofs
Kernel automounter version 4 support (also
supports v3) Kernel automounter support
(supports v3, v4 and v5)
CIFS support (advanced network filesystem, SMBFS
successor) non-existent?
bluez Should RFCOMM TTV support, Multicast Filter support,
and Protocol filter support be indented for consistency?
sane - The documentation mentions Kernel Configuration but none seems
to exist. Should that be stricken from the documentation?
The kernel menu does list several modules as (NEW), which the
documentation does not. I ignored that and the modules in brackets
in the documentation, which I consider a nice touch.
That's helpful. Did you find any discrepancies in the CONFIG_*
listings? Those cna be useful in menuconfig if you are searching for
an item or want to find out more info about an option.
-- Bruce
I hope I understand your question. Using the 4.19.6 kernel and 12/03/18
development documentation I checked all occurences of [CONFIG_*]'s not
listed in the .config file generated by 'make menuconfig' and found only
the following:
CONFIG_INCOMP_PAR_MOD - introduction/conventions.html
CONFIG_OPT_PAR - introduction/conventions.html
CONFIG_REQU_PAR_MOD - introduction/conventions.html
CONFIG_REQU_PAR_NMOD - introduction/conventions.html
But as those are illustrative only they're probably not a big deal.
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