Originally posted by Brook-trout
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Basically if you do that, you're issue tracker will be full of people complaining that their system won't start and that it's your fault, because you didn't consider some corner case.
That trouble isn't really worth the relatively low gain you would actually get from compiling your own kernel with a specific configuration.
Sure, there are a few options that optimize specific for your system, but to get that, it would be much easier and more fail-proof to just pull the default config of your distribution and change those few options. Can also be done automatically via a small script, if you insist on automation.
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