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When the scripts get the kernel sources, they also get the system configuration of the currently running system, ie.:

# Go get the default config file; this becomes the new system configuration
zcat /proc/config.gz > .config

This is the equivalent of the defconfig, but includes any changes to the kernel configuration that may already exist. You could the defconfig if you feel more comfortable with that, but most developers rely on the current running system as a starting point.

I do not understand the comment about libargus and CUDA as they are stand alone libraries that tend not to rely on the Linux kernel configuration.