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--- kernel_compiling [2011/04/07 08:07] – [Configure] aorth
+++ kernel_compiling [2011/04/07 08:12] (current) – [Get the kernel sources] aorth
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 ====== How to ======
 ===== Get the kernel sources =====
-http://www.kernel.org
+The "vanilla" kernel sources live here: http://www.kernel.org
 ===== Configure ======
 Shown here for kernel version "2.6.38.2-zen".  Change the ''make -j4'' to the number of parallel make jobs you want to use (-j2 if you have a dual-core machine):
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 ====== Patch sets ======
 Some custom "patch sets" for the Linux kernel are available.  Different patches target different functionality, like lower latency, better I/O scheduling, support for different workloads, etc:
-  * [[http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/ck/patches/2.6/|-ck patch set]]
+  * [[http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/ck/patches/2.6/|-ck patch set]] - Con Kolivas' patch set, including BFS CPU sheduler, VM tweaks, etc for responsiveness
-  * [[http://pf-kernel.org.ua/|-pf patch set]]
+  * [[http://pf.natalenko.name/|-pf patch set]] - A combination of CK, BFQ I/O scheduler, and TuxOnIce (enhanced/faster suspend mode for Linux)
-  * [[http://zen-kernel.org/|-zen patch set]]
+  * [[http://zen-kernel.org/|-zen patch set]] - A combination of CK, BFQ, and many more random patches.  Not so much a "patch set" as a whole kernel.