Re: size of kernel too big?
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On Thu, 25 Feb 1999 17:43:14 -0600, rich wrote:
>monkeyhouse kernel: Memory: 30616k/32768k available (1000k kernel code,
>416k reserved, 629k data, 44k init)Feb25
Memory: 63416k/65536k available (824k kernel code, 412k reserved, 856k data,
28k init)
>Is that saying that my kernel ids 1MB? If it is, is that too big? Will I
>make it faster, leaner, smoother, etc bu sticking sound (+anything
>else?) into "modules"?
Only if you don't use those frequently. My kernel has lots of things in
modules that I might use. I don't know they will autoload properly, but it
is there just incase. Floppy suport, v/fat support, iso9660 support, etc.
but 1Mb? Nah.
My kernel message is from my router/server/workstation machine. My
laptop, for comparison, which is running 2.0.34 is:
Memory: 18864k/20480k (664k kernel code, 384k reserved, 568k data)
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