[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I modularalize next-to-nothing;  it feels slightly less maintainable
> for my home machine.  768 MB of RAM... and I can save 2k by compiling
> the loopback filesystem as a module and only loading it when I need
> it, but it will make my configuration more complicated, or use an
> extra minute of my time? .. forget it.  =)

True enough, a compelling argument :-)

Next question though... I wonder how I can work out which pieces of my
kernel aren't actually being used by my hardware?  That would also make me
happy, removing everything that isn't actually applicable to the hardware I
have.

Having things as a modules means you KNOW it's not being used, coz it's not
in 'lsmod'.


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