> You don't need either FPSP or FPU_EMULATE if you have a IIci.

Which leads to the majic question:  what *should* i have around in 
the system?

I'm trying to create a current kernel that will run X.  Come to 
think of it, that isn't even exactly what I need :)   I need to 
create *any* 1.2 kernel that will both run X and support 
mount_union (and SBC).   Currently, I have current source, the 
most recent snapshots of base, comp, xserver, and xbase.   The 
sbc.28 kernel does work with X.

And now that i think of it, these kernels that I've created have 
also claimed not to support mount_union when i've tried it.

A couple of weeks back, wehn mount_union came up, creating myown 
kernel was suggested.  But now that I look into GENERIC, it seems 
that mount_union is supposedly already supported.  I've tried as 
both "mount -t union" and "mount_union", with no success, both 
under the sbc.28 and compiling my own.

While I'm babbling about kernels, can i remove the rom adb line?  
And if i do so, will it use a bsd process to deal with adb?  
Soldering the connections only seems to fix my poor old trackball 
for a few days, and when it glitches, it locks the machine.

rick