On Wed, 7 Aug 2002, Adam J. Richter wrote:
> That would require the distribution provider to double the number of
> precompiled kernels or module trees that they ship and support. That
> would be a lot more work than implementing a module option and a boot
> option and use a lot more space, for no substatial advantages that I'm
> aware of.
Not exactly. Somebody who releases Linux distributions should be able to
release it with a kernel that can have a boot parameter or such about it
which is configured via mouse click...
That still doesn't make it any harder to achieve.
Thunder
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