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| BuildId is the --build-id option for compiler/linker that result in unique Build ID number being added to the resulting binary like ["vmlinux"] into it's ["vmlinux/asm-notes"] section. |
BuildId is the --build-id option for compiler/linker that result in unique Build ID number being added to the resulting binary like [[vmlinux]] into it's [[vmlinux/asm-notes]] section. |
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To get rid of it e.g. to produce SameKernel builds, edit the main Makefile and change --build-id to =none, as done by the Mempo script in https://github.com/mempo/deterministic-kernel the important part is {{{ sed -i Makefile -e 's/--build-id/--build-id=none/g' }}} targeting the top-level Makefile (seems to work on amd64 builds on debian). Perhaps certain architectures already remove this --build-id, or remove it along with removing entire .notes section, see [[vmlinux/asm-notes]] |
up-to-date: kernel 3.2.54. (Always read current kernel sources!) This topic has maintainer 
rfree
BuildId is the --build-id option for compiler/linker that result in unique Build ID number being added to the resulting binary like vmlinux into it's vmlinux/asm-notes section.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/FeatureBuildId
To get rid of it e.g. to produce SameKernel builds, edit the main Makefile and change --build-id to =none, as done by the Mempo script in https://github.com/mempo/deterministic-kernel the important part is
sed -i Makefile -e 's/--build-id/--build-id=none/g'
targeting the top-level Makefile (seems to work on amd64 builds on debian).
Perhaps certain architectures already remove this --build-id, or remove it along with removing entire .notes section, see vmlinux/asm-notes