On Thu, 8 Oct 1998, Greg A. Woods wrote:

> It's very convenient for those who have facilities (and skills) to build
> kernels between motherboards.

If you don't have the facilities and skills to do this, you're a
very small shop indeed. In fact, you probably don't even have the
facilities and skills to replace your motherboard. However, you
can get the person you hired to do your system administration to
do this for you.

This is a big part of what I don't understand: what kind of shop
that can't even configure and compile a new kernel (a relatively
trivial task) is going to care about these sorts of things anyway?

cjs
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