Re: Why no /proc/config.gz on FC-3 kernel?

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On Sun, Nov 28, 2004 at 01:06:19AM +0000, Timothy Murphy wrote:

 > Of course one does not _have_ to follow Torvalds,
 > and one certainly does not have to say Yes to all kernel options.
 > 
 > However, if you are going to save .config, I don't see any advantage
 > in _not_ doing it as suggested by Torvalds (or his team).

Name *one* good reason for doing /proc/config.gz over
Copying it to /boot/.   I've seen this proposed multiple
times (on-list and in bugzilla), and not seen a single compelling
reason to turn it on.

 > Personally, I think there are quite a few places
 > where Fedora has opted to "go its own way"
 > without as far as I can see any very good reason for this.

It's not 'going its own way' for no reason, its done
this way because the other way is _stupid_, and offers 
no additional benefit over a method which uses zero
memory.

		Dave


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