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* Building your own kernel | * Building your own kernel | ||
| − | * distcc | + | ** What's needed to boot, bare minimum |
| + | ** What's good to have | ||
| + | ** Pros/Cons for compiling in or leaving moduler | ||
| + | * distcc | ||
| + | ** Setup | ||
| + | ** Mixing 32 with 64 | ||
| + | ** Applications that scale well with distcc | ||
* building a live cd (hardcore from scratch style) | * building a live cd (hardcore from scratch style) | ||
| + | ** Building kernel | ||
| + | ** Building busybox | ||
| + | ** Building other Userland tools | ||
| + | *** Dropbear | ||
| + | *** X | ||
Revision as of 20:31, 7 March 2007
Contents
[hide]List are talks I'd like to see, or even give at some point.
OpenVPN
- Setup and configuration
- extending and merging with other existing networks
- mobile solutions
Linux Hacking
- Building your own kernel
- What's needed to boot, bare minimum
- What's good to have
- Pros/Cons for compiling in or leaving moduler
- distcc
- Setup
- Mixing 32 with 64
- Applications that scale well with distcc
- building a live cd (hardcore from scratch style)
- Building kernel
- Building busybox
- Building other Userland tools
- Dropbear
- X
