armbian-kernel: remove forced EXT4/BTRFS as builtins (let each kernel .config decide)
- some families want builtin, some want modules, let each decide
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@ -350,10 +350,11 @@ function armbian_kernel_config__select_nftables() {
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# Enables Docker support by configuring a comprehensive set of kernel options required for Docker functionality.
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# sets a wide range of kernel configuration options necessary for Docker, including support for
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# filesystems (e.g., BTRFS, EXT4), control groups (cgroups), networking, security, and various netfilter
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# control groups (cgroups), networking, security, and various netfilter
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# components. These settings ensure that the kernel is properly configured to support containerized environments.
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# ATTENTION: filesystems like EXT4 and BTRFS are now omitted, so it's each kernel's .config responsibility to enable
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# them as builtin or modules as each sees fit.
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function armbian_kernel_config__enable_docker_support() {
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opts_y+=("BTRFS_FS") # Enables the BTRFS file system support (built-in)
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opts_y+=("BTRFS_FS_POSIX_ACL") # Enables POSIX ACL support for BTRFS
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opts_y+=("BLK_CGROUP") # Enables block layer control groups (cgroups)
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opts_y+=("BLK_DEV_THROTTLING") # Enables block device IO throttling
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@ -383,7 +384,6 @@ function armbian_kernel_config__enable_docker_support() {
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opts_m+=("DUMMY") # Enables dummy network driver module
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opts_y+=("DEVPTS_MULTIPLE_INSTANCES") # Enables multiple instances of devpts (pseudo-terminal master/slave pairs)
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opts_y+=("ENCRYPTED_KEYS") # Enables support for encrypted keys in the kernel
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opts_y+=("EXT4_FS") # Enables EXT4 file system support as builtin
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opts_y+=("EXT4_FS_POSIX_ACL") # Enables POSIX ACL support for EXT4
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opts_y+=("EXT4_FS_SECURITY") # Enables security extensions for EXT4 file system
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opts_m+=("IPVLAN") # Enables IPvlan network driver support
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