following up on an earlier post, i want to clarify which kernel options need to be selected and which can be tossed to build a relatively-useful kernel for a "standard" system (by "standard", i mean a fairly generic and relatively new desktop system), and i'll use the default config file for FC6 as a starting point. 1) with a fairly new system, is there any value to selecting the deprecated APM? 2) i think we've already established that there's no need for any of the MTD stuff. 3) is there any value to Plug and Play support anymore? isn't all of the PnP stuff superseded by hotplug these days? 4) at least the basic SCSI functionality needs to be there for things like USB storage. 5) i'm curious about why "Serial ATA" *isn't* selected by the default config file for the FC6 kernel. or am i misreading something? that should do for now. thanks. rday -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
