Re: [i386 BOOT CODE] kernel bootable again

Hello!

> Now two solutions:
> 
> - without this patch = linux kernel are never directly bootable
> - with this patch = linux kernel is directly bootable with some
>   devices.
> 
> What is the better idea ?

The first, as long as nobody really needs direct booting. Code bloat.

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