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Building an LACK Kernel
Updated Jan 24, 2012

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Building an LACK Kernel

  1. Set Device Drivers -> Generic Driver Options -> Include in-kernel firmware blobs in kernel binary
  2. Edit $KERNEL_SRC/kernel/printk.c, set DEFAULT_CONSOLE_LEVEL to 5
    1. The loglevels are documented in $KERNEL_SRC/Documentation/kernel-parameters.txt under the section loglevel

After the kernel packages have been created, install them (linux-image, loop-aes-modules), then build the filelists for the lack build so that other projects that use this filelist as a base will also get the loop-aes-modules if they want them.

Misc. Files

debootstrap wants pkgdetails, which is either provided by Perl or by a binary that comes with the debootstrap source (pkgdetails.c).

"Sticky" USB devices

A blog post (http://hintshop.ludvig.co.nz/show/persistent-names-usb-serial-devices/) on how to make your USB devices use the same device names.

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