Configure The Linux Kernel - SMART Embedded Computing COMX-P2020 BSP User Manual

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4.2.2

Configure the Linux Kernel

The COMX-P2020 can work well with default configuration. Also, the user can configure
the kernel with the command: "make kernel-config" at the P2020 BSP directory.
This step is not necessary to compile the Linux Kernel; it is just useful for the special
requirement on Linux Kernel. Also we strongly suggest to configure the Linux Kernel based
on the default COMX-P2020 configuration. (This means run "make config-default" before
running "make kernel-config").
[percy@localhost p2020]$ make kernel-config
...
.config - Linux Kernel v2.6.32 Configuration
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