> Compile-time kernel defines are described in
> options(4). Since you
> can't hardly use more memory than you have, I guess
> you want to make
> the kernel itself smaller. You may get some more
> ideas by looking at
> the configs for the INSTALL kernels, though their
> constraints are
> slightly different than yours. (They just need to
> fit on a floppy.)
> They currently have "options PIPE_SOCKETPAIR",
> "options
> MALLOC_NOINLINE", "options VNODE_OP_NOINLINE", and
> of course,
> they have many features stripped out.

I maybe try to shrink my 7M GENERIC... Another thing I
noticed in dmesg:
using 4935 buffers containing 19740 KB of memory
What is this memory doing? Can I set it to say 1M?

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