menu "Strip options" visible if FREETZ_SHOW_EXPERT config FREETZ_STRIP_BINARIES bool "Strip leftover unstripped binaries/libraries" default y help This option shrinks unstripped binaries/libraries via fwmod script. In case of problems, you can disable it (Default: enabled). config FREETZ_STRIP_LIBRARIES bool "Run mklibs on the built root filesystem - EXPERIMENTAL" depends on FREETZ_SHOW_ADVANCED default n help Recompiles all the shared libraries to only include the symbols actually needed to run the binaries on the target. Note that this will make the system libraries incompatible with most of the packages that are not selected during the build process. choice prompt "Strip kernel modules" depends on FREETZ_SHOW_ADVANCED default FREETZ_STRIP_MODULES_FREETZ config FREETZ_STRIP_MODULES_NONE bool "none" help Disables shrinking of modules. config FREETZ_STRIP_MODULES_FREETZ bool "Freetz only" help Shrinks modules added by Freetz only. config FREETZ_STRIP_MODULES_ALL bool "Freetz & AVM - EXPERIMENTAL" help Shrinks all modules. May cause weird effects, like all LEDs flashing. See http://freetz.org/ticket/1249 endchoice config FREETZ_STRIP_SCRIPTS bool "Strip comments from shell scripts - EXPERIMENTAL" default n help Shrinks shell scripts by removing comments and whitespace. Saves up to 37K (compressed), depending on firmware and package selection. DO NOT USE this option unless you absolutely have to because you are in desparate need for some more space in your firmware image. This mostly applies to hardware with just 4 MB flash memory, maybe 8 MB in some cases. ATTENTION: This option has a runtime of 1 minute! CAVEAT: The stripping code is a simple heuristic, so theoretically there could be problems caused by mutilated scripts (unlikely, but possible). In case of strange firmware behaviour you might want to disable this patch and retry to see if that fixes the problem. If so, please report to the Freetz team. endmenu # "Strip options" #