Thor Lancelot Simon <tls@rek.tjls.com> writes:

> Any code that doesn't work on a kernel without INSECURE won't work on
> most people's i386 servers.  There is not much code like that out there,
> and what there is almost all uses memory or i/o access to whack devices
> directly, which you can't do with a XENU kernel anyway.

Despite that I dislike having INSECURE in any default config:
What about a XENU that's been given access to physical devices?

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