I think you mean m, not n.
I have learnt the hard way that there are many scripts in a redhat
system that break if you try to compile code as built-in, but RH
initially compiled it as a module.
The mkinitrd script has a few options for modules vs built-in, but
they are of limited flexibiity.
Yes i did mean m sorry - although i have an interesting thing going on
and i don't think i'm going mad... I change that option in config to be
a 'm' rather than a 'y' and then run my kernel make. After the make i
look at the .config file and that option has changed back to a 'y' ??
Can anyone tell me the reason that happens please
thanks
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