Modprobed-db Alternatives

modprobed-db reviews and mentions

• How to know you got all of the kernel options you need?
  1 project | /r/Gentoo | 23 Mar 2023
• Do you compile and run your own kernels?
  2 projects | /r/selfhosted | 14 Mar 2023

  I've been compiling minimal kernels with the use of modprobed-db which snapshots the current modules loaded on a system, and then it's used to build a kernel without any unessential modules.

• Tutorial - how to assess which hardware you have so you can configure your new kernel
  1 project | /r/Gentoo | 7 Nov 2022

  The most reliable way is to actually use https://github.com/graysky2/modprobed-db. Install and configure it, and then plug every device you use into your computer, do stuff that you do usually, and you'll have all the needed modules in a list that can be used when building the kernel.

• Kernel config question
  2 projects | /r/Gentoo | 4 Nov 2022

  Modprobe-db -> Usage

• Using make localmodconfig for kernel?
  3 projects | /r/Gentoo | 14 May 2022

  But it will do just that—keep the module that are present. And if something isn’t loaded, and you didn’t add it manually (or by using a helper program, like modprobe-db), then it won’t be there. Which means that, for example, if you were to plug in some previously not used webcam, or a Bluetooth dongle, or a disk formatted with a previously unused file system, etc., you won’t have the modules for it.

• Linux kernel
  2 projects | /r/Gentoo | 14 Jun 2021
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