[00:01] <alex88> udev is the device manager for the Linux kernel. Primarily, it manages device nodes in /dev. It is the successor of devfs and hotplug, which means that it handles the /dev directory and all user space actions when adding/removing devices, including firmware load
[00:01] <alex88> so udev loads modules on plug?
[00:02] <mjg59> Yes
[00:03] <alex88> what about my 2nd question? what affect selecting the cpu type in kernel config?
[00:04] <JanC> compiling your own kernel is probably going to make you lose more time than you win with all boots with that optimized kernel combined  ;)
[00:06] <alex88> i know, i've decided i'll not do that.. i was just asking what technically change :)
[00:07] <mjg59> alex88: The kernel is compiled without support for CPUs older than the one you select
[00:07] <mjg59> And may be built with optimisation features that improve its performance to a small degree
[00:08] <alex88> thank you :) that's what i was searching for..
[00:13] <m4t> anyone on 10.10 x86 feel like wasting a couple hrs helping me to verify a bug?
[00:14] <CarlFK> m4t: sure
[00:15] <m4t> let me upload this .config
[00:15] <m4t> its for 2.6.36
[00:15] <m4t> bug (hang) shows up in qemu -cpu coreduo
[00:15] <CarlFK> m4t: want ssh access to a fresh 10.10 on a p4?
[00:16] <m4t> it should hang at rtc_cmos intialization
[00:16] <m4t> that'd work too
[00:16] <m4t> if i can reproduce it on a fresh toolchain...it'd mean it's not just me ;)
[00:17] <CarlFK> got a public key I can install into .ssh/authorized_keys ?
[00:17] <m4t> one sec
[00:19] <alex88> btw, i see nice support here (probably because no noobs here), i'll add to my favourite chan list.. gnight all..have a nice time
[13:49] <alex88> is there a performance increase adding noatime at mount?
[21:49] <eagles0513875> hey guys can you tell me if the generic maverick kernel has gpt support enabled cuz im running into the same issues that i had on lucid