Difference between revisions of "Additional Kernel Resources/pt-br"

Revision as of 18:08, March 26, 2015

Com o Funtoo, OpenRC carrega os módulos a partir de /etc/conf.d/modules utilizando a linha:

modules_2_6="list of modules"

Com o Funtoo, defina os argumentos de módulo como a seguir:

module_module-name_args_2_6="module arg=value"

Genkernel Quick Start Tutorial
Build your own Kernel on funtoo with dracut or better-initramfs
The Gentoo Linux Kernel Configuration Guide
How to configure Kernel Modesetting aka KMS (The Gentoo X Server Configuration HOWTO)
Linux Sea by Sven Vermeulen has a nice kernel configuration section
Pappy McFae offers kernel seeds to help get you started. Visit his website at kernel-seeds.org for more info.

If you prefer to manually configure and compile a kernel from source code directly, keep these things in mind:

You are touching the very low level aspects of a system, it is absolutely normal to have difficulties in properly setting up a kernel (in fact, configuring a Linux Kernel could be considered a bit of an art)
Take your time to investigate, it is a great occasion to Google a bit for some unknown notions (e.g. What is an I2C bus ? Hey, what is token ring ? What is a kernel module?).
When your first kernel configuration is done, you can reuse it as a basis of configuration
In case of doubt, keep the suggested defaults
If you want your system to boot, and your are not using an initrd, you'll need to build all boot-related filesystems and drivers into the kernel directly rather than as modules.

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 === /etc/conf.d/modules ===
-With Funtoo, OpenRC loads modules from <code>/etc/conf.d/modules</code> using the line:
+Com o Funtoo, OpenRC carrega os módulos a partir de <code>/etc/conf.d/modules</code> utilizando a linha:
 <pre>
 modules_2_6=&quot;list of modules&quot;
 </pre>
-With Funtoo, define module arguments as follows:
+Com o Funtoo, defina os argumentos de módulo como a seguir:
 <pre>