Re: stuff that goes into GENERIC

[Matthew Patton <matthew.patton@ra.pae.osd.mil>]

> I'm glad you know how to compile your own kernel, but most people should
> not need to know how.

hmm, didn't think of it that way. For some reason I guess I figured that
making your own kernel was what every *BSD user should be expected to
do. guess not. But NULLFS, KMEMSTATS, and DIAGNOSTIC? These aren't
"normal" end-user types of things. More for developers. Should we tailor
the kernel config more for users or developers?

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