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SubjectRe: Building .config into the kernel
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"A month of sundays ago Barrett G. Lyon wrote:"
>
> during compile time
> cat .config.in >> zImage
>
> Thus if you still have the image, you can figure out what image you are

I don't have the image. It's booted from a floppy (or by nfs, thanks to their
triple secure fallback). I gave it to them. They put it on a floppy. I don't
have the floppy. They don't know which floppy it is (the servers been up for a
while). The floppy's not in the drive. I may not be in the same
country. It may be midnight there. Next? Here's something for you to
look at.

Last login: Sat Jan 2 10:20:24 from csc003.csx.cam.a
Linux 1.2.13.
erasmus:~> uptime
11:58pm up 93 days, 8:03, 2 users, load average: 0.08, 0.02, 0.01

(and yes, I did have to telnet a thousand miles to do that).

> running and then get the config info out of that image. I'm not saying to
> archive your .config's.

Now imagine "zcat /proc/config.gz, aaaahhh".

Peter


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