On 2006-08-15, Matthew Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bruce Dubbs wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure I see any advantage to this.
>
> Just to add a "me too" to this, and for the same reasons Bruce states 
> (i.e. the tarball and kernel config are available for rebuilds should 
> they be necessary).

The identity of the kernel tree is somewhat vague. Eg., it can be a
patched one (like it is the case with LFS SVN, although only slightly in
this case). It's error-prone to re-create the kernel tree.

>  If this is too painful for folks then they should 
> put pressure on those out-of-tree driver maintainers to get them 
> in-tree!

Hey, that's policy!

>  Any userspace app that needs the kernel source around is 
> probably doing something it shouldn't (now I'll just wait for someone to 
> point me to some really useful program that needs it!).

One might as well want to play around devel versions of modules which
are in the kernel already.

Csaba

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