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A Guide to Compiling the Linux Kernel All By Yourself
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this post was submitted on 02 Oct 2023
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Nah it’s pretty straight forward. Just telling the compiler what to compile in for your situation and then compile. Sure you can compile in kernel modules you will never see in binary builds but in today’s hardware it’s nearly pointless.