On Monday, April 2, 2018 at 10:42:14 PM UTC-4, sevas wrote: > Ive been looking at kernel compiling. Ive amounted certain information, > but not enough. > > I see 3 git repos with kernels: qubes-linux-kernel, rtiangha and fepitre. > > I know I can change versions with $ git checkout *version* > > I also know that I can download the sources and build them and I would > preferably > edit a .config file to edit my options and hardware. > > What I need to know: > -how to use the gen-config file. > -whats the difference between the config-base, config-qubes and > config-qubes-minimal? (well the minimal part is obvious) > -I can edit one of these config files to build with my kernel, correct? > -I have built a .config using the '$ make oldconfig' command and it was a > nightmare. The most effective way to configure a .config is to use '$ make > menuconfig' correct? A good balance between my time and control? > -Is there a convenient way to merge an existing .config with the qubes > .config? > > Any other tips? > Is there a qubes doc on this?
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