Andres Salomon wrote: > Hi, > > As discussed in bug #503, I'm going to disable a bunch of kernel drivers > that I believe are unnecessary. The obvious ones are: [...] > Now, some other ones that I'd planned to disable that people might have > issues with: >
Ok, some things that we're disabling in the experimental olpc-2.6 tree; > CONFIG_NFSD // NFS client is useful, but not the server There's a userspace NFSD if necessary; I see no need for this. > CONFIG_NLS // are we using this for anything? > CONFIG_CRYPTO // useful for IPSEC stuff; is anyone using it? > CONFIG_NETFILTER // images don't include iptables Images don't include iptables, and I never heard any justification for including the rather large number of netfilter modules. > CONFIG_IFB > CONFIG_DUMMY > CONFIG_PPP > CONFIG_SLIP > CONFIG_SLHC > CONFIG_NETCONSOLE > CONFIG_NETPOLL > > > As mentioned in #503, CONFIG_PCI_GOANY and CONFIG_PCI_GOBIOS have been dropped (and will be readded if it turns out qemu explodes spectacularly). Everything else will remain for the time being. _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.laptop.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
