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> The day that Gentoo *forces* me to use a kernel auto-magically |
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> configured and compiled for me through an 'emerge' is the day that |
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> Gentoo joins my RedHat CDs in the bin. |
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> Just because I'm emerged any particular set of kernel sources does |
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> *not* mean that a) I want that kernel adding to lilo/grub yet, and b) |
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> that my box has everything else in place to boot and run that kernel. |
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> It's not broken, so please don't try to fix it. |
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> Why can't this just be left alone?!? |
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I totally agree! |
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I've always thought of genkernel as a tool for those not "competent" |
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enough to compile the kernel by them selves... As such I don't think it |
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should be something that is used by default but rather something that |
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gets mentioned in the install-docs, and not forced on users. |
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Patrick Börjesson |
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