tingtong5;237566 Wrote: > Since the default kernel is already completely modularized (most drivers > compiled as modules) you won't gain anything in compiling a new kernel. Probably, to be able to boot on every system, SCSI and IDE are both not modular. Furthermore, everything you disable also can't give any problems. For an instance: on my server I did not build any modules for soundcards, serial ports, parallel ports and usb devices. The hardware is there but I don't want to enable or use it, same counts for floppydrive. The question if the gains considering speed or efficiency are noticeable still remains. I've never tested it...
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