Maybe you have a netbook for work(simple tasks) , ssh to servers,switchs..etc
in my case, intel atom with 2GB of ram
and compile world and kernel is a hard task, the i386 support will be droped in 15 release I think..but meanwile
In FreeBSD-14.1-RELEASE :
*Edit
/etc/src.conf
to your needs
*Move to
*Copy the kernel conf file and edit the GENERIC
*Edit
sys/i386/conf/GENERIC
*Next buildworld and kernel
*When finish
and that is all , in the final directory now you have the images for instalation
forget..the kernel source filename can parsed to buildkernel but this if only for the example
in my case, intel atom with 2GB of ram
and compile world and kernel is a hard task, the i386 support will be droped in 15 release I think..but meanwile
In FreeBSD-14.1-RELEASE :
*Edit
/etc/src.conf
to your needs
*Move to
Code:
/usr/src
*Copy the kernel conf file and edit the GENERIC
Code:
cp sys/i386/conf/GENERIC sys/i386/conf/GENERIC.back
*Edit
sys/i386/conf/GENERIC
*Next buildworld and kernel
Code:
make -j[number of cores] buildworld TARGET=i386
make -j[number of cores] buildkernel TARGET=i386
*When finish
Diff:
cd release
make obj
make release TARGET=i386
make install DESTDIR=(folder to copy the images iso,img,etc)
and that is all , in the final directory now you have the images for instalation
forget..the kernel source filename can parsed to buildkernel but this if only for the example