The excellent Playing the Joggler blog contains all the information you need to build a 2.6.33.2 kernel for your joggler. I thought I would collect together what I did so interested others can complete to process too:
I cloned the git 'baseline' branch of
http://gitorious.org/mer-meego/mer-meego-kernel
then applied the patches.
[the 'joggler' branch of this repo now has the patches applied - so cloning that will avoid adding the patches].
The patches can be found here:
http://adqmisc.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/joggler/
I then took the .config file from
http://jogglerhacks.blogspot.com/2010/04/kernel-config-for-2633-for-joggler.html
I did:
1. make
2. make modules
3. make modules_install INSTALL_MOD_DIR=./initfs (I think)
4. make bzImage - (and renamed the image vmlinuz)
I took the initrd from efi-nokeyboard.tar.gz and put the modules (that I built with line 3 above) into a new initrd. Instructions for rebuilding a initrd can also be found on the excellent Playing the Joggler blog.
There is a great wiki that contains information about running alternative OS's on the Joggler - and it has a page on building the kernel which is worth watching.
PostgreSQL Extensions - A Deeper Look
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My slides from my session "PostgreSQL Extensions - A Deeper Look" at
PostgresOpen 2019 and PostgresConf SV 2019
* PostgreSQL Extensions: A deeper look ...
5 years ago
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