Re: [2.6 patch] don't allow users to set CONFIG_BROKEN=y

>> And when do you really need it?
>>
>Hmm, when I'm looking for broken stuff to fix ;)
>I guess you are right, ordinary users don't need it.. Ok, count me in
>as supporting this move.
>
I go with it.

I had CONFIG_BROKEN on, which 'cost' me one post to LKML to find out that
CONFIG_MTD_AMD... does rightfully not compile. It (CONFIG_BROKEN/CLEAN_COMPILE)
just confuses.


Jan Engelhardt
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