In this section of the handbook there's a passage stating: For x86-based systems we have, amongst other kernels, gentoo-sources (kernel source patched with performance-enhancing features). I've talked to Chainsaw, who explained kindly, that the difference between the *current* vanilla and -gentoo patchset are some extra features (so not performance enhancements). log strip: [11:59:59] <@Chainsaw> Faustov: As far as I know, splash support, vesafb-ng or whatever it's called this month... [12:00:04] <@Chainsaw> Faustov: And some LiveCD filesystem. [12:00:15] <@Chainsaw> Faustov: Perhaps speakup card support, if it still applied. Reproducible: Always
Fixed. Thanks for looking into this and reporting.
