Re: Booting to a kernel without PROC_FS

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Hi,

"Peter Teoh" <htmldeveloper@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> not sure if my conclusion is correct or not....but if u know...please share.
>
> i want to generalize this question - what are all the parameters that
> must be "y".   And whether CONFIG_PROC_FS is one of them.
>
> first delete away .config file.   Then "make allnoconfig" to force a
> "n" to all parameter.   The .config file created will have
> CONFIG_PROC_FS=y.   And in it are many other "y" parameter as well.
>
> What is/are your conclusions?

Inverse logic.  allnoconfig sets, obviously, everything to `no',
including CONFIG_EMBEDDED.  Now, only if you have this *enabled* (which
you have not) you are allowed to *disable* procfs.  Go to menuconfig,
hit `/' and enter EMBEDDED.

See PROC_FS in fs/Kconfig:

	config PROC_FS
        bool "/proc file system support" if EMBEDDED
        default y

Defaults to `y' and you can only frob it at all if EMBEDDED is set.

	Hannes

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