Ok, how I can know what modules are needed and what not? Only knowing

the hardware of my system?
Another question please, what the symbol "---" near a kernel

configuration entry in menuconfig means? This entry is activated (with

* or M) or not?

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Some of them I just knew from past experiences where to find, some of

them are logical (like, obviously 'reiserfs' is found in the

Filesystems submenu), some I searched for using "/" and a few I

You're welcome.  By the way; if you had taken the time to read the

text at the top of the menuconfig interface you'd have known this

already - "... Press <Esc><Esc> to exit, <?> for Help, </> for

If you know the hardware of the system, the filesystems you use etc

etc, then it should be possible to deduce what modules you need...

Read the help text for each config option related to your modules and

It means that the option was automagically selected by some other

option you selected, so you can't disable it unless you first disable

that other option that selected it.
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Thank you very much for your help!

Tomorrow I will try! :-)

Bye!

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