Davy Durham wrote:

>�Where can I get a list of what is selected in the standard kernel??

In paragraph 4.3 Other "make"ables in the Kernel-HOWTO:

"make oldconfig' will attempt to configure the kernel from an old 
configuration file; it will run through the `make config' process for you. If 
you haven't ever compiled a kernel before or don't have an old config file, 
then you probably shouldn't do this, as you will most likely want to change 
the default configuration. "

What's not mentioned is that if you don't have a .config file in the 
/usr/src/linux directory, make oldconfig will create it for you, using the 
current kernel options.

So, if you've never built a kernel before, you can get the default kernel 
options by doing:

� �cd /usr/src/linux
� �make oldconfig
� �less .config

-Al Andersen (not a kernel guru)

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