06-25-2019
After my first post I tried
this guide too. I followed the steps word for word, but the kernel produced was not bootable saying the image was not found.
I did try the 'make modules' command with the steps in the first link I used. That generated a few more modules after booting back in, but not nearly what I need.
I'm not opposed to trying a static kernel, but it seems every link I find is missing steps, outdated or just garbage. If someone could just point me to steps that actually work, that's probably what I need.
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NAME
Jifty::Manual::RequestHandling - Jifty's request handling process
DESCRIPTION
This document outlines some of Jifty's inside in order to help you to understand what happens during the request processing phase.
THE HANDLER
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setup plugins
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handle static content
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handle dynamic request unless already served
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setup
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SEE ALSO
Jifty::Handler, Jifty::Dispatcher, Jifty::Request, Jifty::Response
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