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In my opinion you're wasting your time. The Ubuntu kernel is very modular to begin with and only needed functionality for the hardware you're booting on is goin
by akulbe 6y ago
In my opinion you're wasting your time. The Ubuntu kernel is very modular to begin with and only needed functionality for the hardware you're booting on is going to load anyways.
Just use the stock config and do your Docker work as is. You're going to be more productive not chasing down this yak-shaving pursuit that will get you very little benefit to begin with. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯