Posted on Apr 13, 2016
Do you care enough about better performance to recompile your Linux kernel? What are regular LTS, realtime, or low latency kernel?
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I just noticed the article was written in 2007. A lot of new distro's like ubuntuu , or CentOS have a really streamlined kernels to start of with, if I remember it right, it will auto configure with known hardware configurations to optimize kernels as it installs in a fresh install. I think customizing a kernel helps in a lot of situations , but a bad kernel build can spell disaster. Thus why not that many fiddle with optimizing kernels to get and edge, especially now that hardware is so much better too
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I think you're referring to Systemd or init. While they do help, I'd prefer to gain some knowledge with hardening the kernel. It was pretty high on 2015's CVE list, likely because of how bulky it is with drivers. I didn't even know there was a specific driver for radio broadcasting.
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