Dear All,
How puppy linux kernel differs from other distribution's linux kernel?
Do we modify/costomize puppy linux kernel?
Sincerely,
Srinivas Nayak
Question about Puppy's kernel.
Question about Puppy's kernel.
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CONFIG_DEVTMPFS=y
and
CONFIG_DEVTMPFS_MOUNT=y
are common in bigger distros i think .
'til today Puppy uses a static /dev directory .
I cannot say anything problematic about these two features , despite having multiple kernels for one partition on normal full installations , booting a static /dev kernel after having booted a kernel-maintained-/dev kernel that deletes all nodes in the /dev directory @shutdown , so no /dev/sda* in /dev resulting in kernel panic , unable to mount /dev/sda1 .
and
CONFIG_DEVTMPFS_MOUNT=y
are common in bigger distros i think .
'til today Puppy uses a static /dev directory .
I cannot say anything problematic about these two features , despite having multiple kernels for one partition on normal full installations , booting a static /dev kernel after having booted a kernel-maintained-/dev kernel that deletes all nodes in the /dev directory @shutdown , so no /dev/sda* in /dev resulting in kernel panic , unable to mount /dev/sda1 .