heh,heh... I like FreeBSD too. Good luck buddy ;-)
On Wed, Mar 26, 2003 at 01:25:41AM +0100, Robert Claeson wrote:
> Brett Campbell wrote:
>
> >if you're configuring vlan's, i'd presume you'd know that userland tools
> >are not distributed with kernel patches or kernel code. Userspace tools
> >must be downloaded and built separately; they merely interact with the
> >kernelspace code to make it do stuff (like configure virtual lan's for
> >your advanced router uber box).
>
> Sure, it's just that there's no reason not to include them in portage as
> they are required to put the VLAN stuff in the kernel to good use. Sort
> of shipping a kernel with LVM, MD and/or EVMS in it but no userland
> tools. Or, for that matter, a kernel with TCP/IP, but you would need to
> download and build ifconfig yourself before you can configure any
> interfaces... ;)
>
> The FreeBSD way of doing VLANs is much better. There, I just had to say
> it. :)
>
> /roc
>
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