Rik van Riel wrote:As part of Linux Kernel Driver DataBase, yesterday I "solved" also this problem: From a module name, I can obtain relative the kernel configuration item. You can see the result in http://cateee.net/lkddb (grep '^drv module' drivers-db). I count 2570 such items. But I've some problems on few cases: sometime there is one module name with more CONFIG_s. Normally such cases happens in modules on the same directory, as support module or as parent module. I don't see a method to distinguish the right (minimal) configuration. One solution would be to remove some dependencies on Makefile, and checking and ev. creating such dependencies on Kconfig. But this require a kernel modification. Or you think there is a better (non-invasive) method? ciao cate -
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