On 07/27/06 04:31:07PM +0200, Luigi Genoni wrote:
> Since reiser4 is not something enabled by default into a default kernel
> distribution, I assume they enabled it knowing what they where doing because
> they wanted to use it.
>
>
Or because they did 'allmodconfig' or 'allyesconfig'. Whenever I build
a kernel I enabled everything possible as a module in case I ever need
it. For instance, a few weeks ago I had the reiserfs module loaded because
I was testing something, if I had klive running it would have said that I
use reiserfs when in fact I don't.
Jim.
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