> ... which is a binary only, proprietary application.
The IA32 emulation part of it is actually shipped in source.
Somehow they manage to link a binary only object to it though.
>
> Either way, either the emulation is in the kernel or it's not. If it's
> there (like it is now) it deserves maintenance. If it's not, it should
> be removed from the tree, since the only thing it's otherwise good for
> is potential security holes.
I suppose it's still useful for all current IA64 users (Montecito
is not shipping yet and older CPUs support x86 in hardware) who don't like
binary only software.
-Andi
>
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