kernel config file for HP D-series
Hello,
Since some time have a D370-2 running Debian Linux. Currently the box is only used as stove (it's getting cold outside) and I like to give it some usage like testing new kenels and such.
Does anyone have a kernel config file for a HP D-series machine which I can use as a start point for my kernel configs? Preferably a D370 with 2 CPUs. Or can anyone guide which of the basic configs can be used for a start point? (I guess the B180 but that does not work out of the box).
Thanks in advance,
CBee
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Does anyone have a kernel config file for a HP D-series machine which I can use as a start point for my kernel configs? Preferably a D370 with 2 CPUs. Or can anyone guide which of the basic configs can be used for a start point? (I guess the B180 but that does not work out of the box).
You can start with just 'make defconfig'. That should produce a working kernel. Options worth tweaking (with menuconfig, or vi, or whatever) would be:
- SMP on
- PA7000 -> PA8000
- PCI_LBA off
If you have no HSC-PCI cards, you might want to turn PCI off too.
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