Jes Sorensen wrote on Wednesday, February 08, 2006 11:24 AM
> > Seems like maybe PCI was removed so that it was possible to configure
> > a generic kernel to boot on the simulator... I could imagine not having
> > PCI might have some degree of usefulness when using a ramdisk. Isn't
> > this what the defconfigs are for?
> > That could explain it, but the question is whether one would want to
>
> boot a generic kernel when running on a simulator. After all then every
> cycle does count ;)
CONFIG_IA64_GENERIC select CONFIG_ACPI, and CONFIG_ACPI select CONFIG_PCI,
This whole thread is silly since the beginning and it is a moot point for
all of previous discussions. What are we talking about exactly??
- Ken
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