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- Subject: Kernel patches
- From: "Lars-Erik Helander" <lehswe@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 Jan 2009 15:01:58 +0000
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I am going to build a kernel for slitaz that contains the rt (realtime
patch). This process involves selecting a kernel version that has an
associated rt-patch and is known to work well. The kernel version
currently used in slitaz does not match that criteria so I have to
base this kernel on another version. The "complication" for me now
becomes what slitaz specific patches do I have to apply for this
kernel to work well in the slitaz environment.
The information I need to have is:
- For the patches that are currently applied to create the slitaz kernel
- what patches do have to be applied for slitaz to work at all
and what do each of these patches do?
- what patches are applied for some specific function to work
(still slitaz as such would work without it)?
- what patches are applied to provide some specific
non-functional behavior (performance, security, ...)?
I hope people in the community would be able to provide me with the
requested information so that I can go about and make a kernel that is
both rt and slitaz "conformant".
Kind Regards
Lars
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