Hello,
The easiest thing to do here is running:
# make menuconfig
Which is an ncurses-based text user interface to configure the kernel,
from there you usually mark only the features that apply to your
hardware, and the filesystems you want to use; if you don't want to do
that, just get a probed generic configuration from another distribution
and replace .config in the same directory of the linux sources. After
you are done, run:
# make install
In some cases building an initrd or initramfs might be needed, for that
you can use whatever is available on your system by default.
Greetings,
On 2017-12-29 13:07, [email protected] wrote:
Hello,
Short: how do I compile a linux-libre kernel for Ryzen?
I am trying to compile linux-libre 4.15 with a config for AMD Ryzen (I
read that 4.15 is the only version for it). I have compiled before,
but not a linux kernel (I don't know what I am doing). I took a
config.x86_64 from arch-linux' AUR. I thought of running diff to the
linux-libre from Parabola. There are 422 differences. I was about diff
# 60 when I realised that it would be better to ask for help (I could
recognize the risk of CONFIG_MICROCODE_AMD=y, but why enabling
CONFIG_MICROCODE=y?, and other questions like CONFIG_FHANDLE). Can
someone tell me what I should disable in the attached diff? (I removed
all the commented and empty lines to get a shorter file). Thank you
very much.
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