On Mon, 19 Jan 1998, Mike Long wrote:

> >Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 13:49:38 -0700 (MST)
> >From: Chris Jones <cjones@honors.montana.edu>
> 
> >Wouldn't it be nice if all the users out there who don't read
> >current-users had some way of knowing what parts of the kernel are stable,
> >and what parts aren't?  I certainly don't begrudge the fact that we have
> >unstable pieces of code in the kernel; that's how we get new features.
> >However, there should be some place that we can make notes along the lines
> >of, "This is still experimental."  There used to be a lot of those in
> >the (i386) kernel config files for GENERIC, etc.  Why were those removed,
> >if the options referred to by those comments are still unstable?  An
> >example would be lfs, which I believe is still unstable, but which no
> >longer has the comment after it.
> 
> /usr/doc/BUGS is another good place to include that information.

	It should be noted in options.4	and mount_lfs.8 at the very least.
	similarly for union mounts...

	Anyone care to submit a PR for this?

		David/absolute

  ... and so am I, maybe its the other way round, I can't seem to decide ...