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I didn't read the web, but is there a way to have a kernel running, listing what drivers it uses and afterwards, provide a configuration to recompile it with ju
by wiz21c 8y ago
I didn't read the web, but is there a way to have a kernel running, listing what drivers it uses and afterwards, provide a configuration to recompile it with just those drivers (hence removing the bloat).. Or maybe that's not the way it goes, Linux just load the drivers it needs...
- uesjk 8y agoYes it's called modprobed-db. But it only tracks what modules are loaded, not what's used in the kernel. Although maybe you could compile everything you can as modules first, then check what's loaded and then compile with all those modules build in.