On May 15,  1:34pm, "David A. Gatwood" wrote:
>on.  In fact, every config but MYSTERY and RAMDISK appears to.  Don't know
>about custom configs like WORMHOLE, etc.  So basically, if it's a GENERIC
>kernel (like the 1.2.1 dist kernel), try it, and if it doesn't work, it's
>too old, and you should upgrade to a -current.

The LKM option was added to GENERIC after the last WORMHOLE/NFS kernels
were built.  These kernels are pretty much identical to GENERIC kernels
of the same vintage, with the single exceptions noted in the README
accomanying them.

~Steve

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