There's also a lot of pushback to things that add a ton of ifdefs.i just wanted to throw some stones on the bloated kernel problem which isPeople used to be working on that, but then it seemed like the "size"
increasing
got to a point that people were comfortable with it. Are you sure that
just changing some build options would not make your image smaller?It's also an increasingly hard problem to deal with because the scale of
Letting people know sometime in the past few years that the kernel was
getting "too big" for you would have been good to do :)
big machines means the algorithms themselves in a modern Linux OS just
don't make sense for a tiddly embedded router.
I know lots of people build them that way but if you compare it with one
of the more conservative *BSD builds you have to wonder why not use BSD
instead - especially with nanoBSD ?
(and BSD has the reverse problem - most BSD does not scale to a modern
bigger machine of course).
Alan
"1.2.13 was the last true Linux" ;-)