--- Emmanuel Fleury <[email protected]> wrote:
> Coywolf Qi Hunt wrote:
> >
> > How about the idea that we have a .hwconfig file
> and we do `make
> > hwconfig' to generate it? So normal filesystems
> and network stack
> > stuff don't belong to hwconfig.
> >
> > .hwconfig file merely stores the result from auto
> hardware detection.
>
> Well, at the end you just want to have one .config
> file with everything
> inside. If I follow your logic we also should have a
> .fsconfig, a
> .netconfig, a .audioconfig, ... and so on.
>
> So, working on the .config seems nice to me.
>
> Simplicity is good ! ^_^
>
Yes thats true. It will be a hard also, for those
Users which doesn't have that much experience for the
configuration of a Kernel.
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