On 07.06.2006, at 14:05, Gergo Szakal wrote:
If you add them to your kernel config (or to GENERIC, for that reason),I am afraid we are talking about the same thing without knowing it... I do not wanna compile stuff in. So if I make buildkernel then anything that is *not* specified within the config gets compiled as a module? I am starting to not understand.they will get compiled in. So the exact point is *not* to have it in the kernel config, but instead to load it via kldload.
if you make buildkernel, everything which is specified in your kernel config is being compiled into your new kernel. additionally all available modules (no matter if the code is in your kernel or not) are compiled.
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