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Re: stuff that goes into GENERIC
> > > kernel, then perhaps a different one is in order, perhaps with extra
> > > devices loaded as LKMs. I could certainly see a kernel for initial
> >
> > There's something: is there a way to split out kernel functionality into
> > loadable modules (ie, similar to Linux)?
>
> Hmmmm... I hate to be the lamer that follows up his own message, but the
> original was maybe not very clear. What I mean to say, is there a way to
> take traditionally monolithic kernel items (such as KMEMSTATS or IPSEC) and
> instead compile them into LKMs? Like you can when you select portions of
> the Linux kernel to compile as modules. I would really like to have
> KMEMSTATS available if I wanted, but otherwise unload them without having
> to reboot to a different kernel.
No. Start by reading the source code.