Matthias Andree <[email protected]> wrote:
> Joerg Schilling schrieb am 2006-02-03:
>
> > libscg & cdrecord have been available long before Linux HAL was there.
>
> Perhaps libscg was too arcane and too badly integrated into Linux?
>From a cdrecord point of view, this seems to rather apply to Linux HAL.
> > Note that UNIX people usually believe that is is best practice to have this
> > kind of software intergrated in the kernel (or at leat in the system). This is
> > what FreeBSD did try for some years, and FreeBSD has failed with this attempt.
>
> So why would Linux want to have it in the kernel if it hasn't worked for
> FreeBSD either? Thanks for proving it doesn't belong there BTW.
Please try to understand my text before answering.
Jörg
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