Re: [ANNOUNCE] Framework for automatic Configuration of a Kernel

as far as I know it is only informative - and most
likely not used by kernel source probing.
the values in it might be as well wrong.

but I'm only guessing, I'm a user, not a kernel
developer.

Andreas
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