[LARTC] cbq.init v 0.6.1

[Guy Van Den Bergh guy.vandenbergh@bigfoot.com]

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</I>&gt;<i> Second -- you said it all.  You answered Y to all the QOS stuff rather
</I>&gt;<i> than M, so you have no modules, it's all compiled into the kernel (why
</I>&gt;<i> do folks insist on building monstrous monolithic kernels??).
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Why tinkering with modules if you have the memory available anyway?
I have built a kernel with all I  need in it, and all I don't need out 
of it.
I think it is a lot easier (I never have to check whether module x or y 
is already loaded or not..).
With todays memory prices &quot;monstrous&quot; kernels are not a problem anymore 
anyway.

However, it is useful if you have to test new kernel functionality, or 
for building distributions with broad application possibilities.
But I do not see any reason to NOT build a monolithic kernel for just 
your own system.

Guy



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