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by Rom Feria on August 18, 2007

Recompiling the Linux kernel is not for the fainthearted but it is the only way to get a highly optimized and robust Linux kernel for your needs. By default, the kernel that comes with your distribution is bundled with drivers for different peripherals, which you actually do not have. Whilst others are now made into modules, there are still some code that you can omit when you make your own kernel.
So how do you go about it? It is fairly simple, really, but here's an article from Linux.com that gives you an idea how to do it.
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