On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 11:43 PM, Pierre Labastie <[email protected]> wrote:
> > >> What I would do for a first LFS build is to copy the host configuration > (on Debian, it is /boot/config-<kernel-version>) to .config > after running "make mrproper", then type "make oldconfig" (you may have to > answer a few questions if the LFS jernel is newer than the one on the > host). Then build the kernel (make; make modules_install and so on). Then > try to boot the new LFS. If it starts, then you can begin to trim down your > configuration. > The first thing to do is "lsmod": it shows you the loaded modules, that > is: what is needed for your harware. It is not always easy to find the > configuration switch from the module name, but doing a search on the module > name often allows to find it. > > Then go with trial and error... > Thanks Pierre, I'd like to do that but I don't know how to copy a file into the chroot environment..... I know!Would it mess things up to exit the chroot environment and to just copy it to /boot/.config on the lfs partition? Then I would go back into chroot and 'mkmrproper' and then 'make oldconfig'. Does that sound like a plan? I would just go ahead and do it but I am afraid of messing things up with the chroot environment. :-)~MIKE~(-:
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