In Fri, 30 Jan 2015 17:03:08 +0800, Eric Auer e.a...@jpberlin.de wrote:
Hi Roy,
Is there any guide that can help on compiling custom kernel with
less-used
function(for example, NLS functions) removed/stubified?
Well FAT32 is a compile time option and I think RayeR made
a slightly stripped kernel for his DOS in your flash BIOS
chip micro... ehh... distro, but there is no one size fits
all answer to your question. If you can make a list of the
things you want to remove, then people on this list could
tell you how much size difference it would make and how bad
of a hack removing those functions would be :-) Note that
you do not want to spend much effort for this: Most users
have much bigger disks and with DOS extenders and already
by simply having DOS=HIGH in the HMA, kernel size is not
an issue anyway. Also, the FreeDOS kernel is designed to
be nice and small compared to the big feature set... :-)
If I want to remove fdconfig.sys support, break, numlock, echo, switches,
country, HLT idle, and menus in CONFIG.SYS options,
and hardcoded NLS page, and all NLS stuff(replaced with stub)
How much I can shrink?
Regards, Eric
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