why, in particular, do you consider it to be a 'fairly high cost in
administrative overhead'?
Non-modular kernels generally mean that you need more kinds of kernels
to cover various hardware configurations. If you add a piece of hardware
you can't just load a module for it, you need to compile a whole new
kernel.
Mike Stone
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