I've enlisted the use of the Debian Kernel Config. In the Kernel Hacking section the Kernel Debugging option appears to be permanently enabled. I wish to turn this option off. I am unable to do so despite having switched off all other debugging options in the Kernel Hacking section.
It would seem there is dependency in some other section of the config. Does anyone know what these other options are?
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Debian Kernel Config
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stevepusser
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Re: Debian Kernel Config
How are you managing the configuration? If you have libqt4-dev installed, you should be able to run
and build a GUI for the configuration that will be able to disable and enable options depending on what others are enabled.
Code: Select all
make xconfigMX Linux packager and developer
Re: Debian Kernel Config
Hi Steve,
I'm using menuconfig. The Debian config has the Kernel Debugging locked. I can't tell what the dependency is even in xconfig.
I'm using menuconfig. The Debian config has the Kernel Debugging locked. I can't tell what the dependency is even in xconfig.