No. Since you are up to date with the latest in everything, I cannot
see why you would be concerned about a few megabytes in your gigabyte
drives.
>i386, i486
>The Pentium processor has been around since 1995. Support for these older
No. Both of my cheap on-site systems for occasional access are 486s.
Why would I spend money for a system that is hardly ever used?
>ISA bus, MCA bus, EISA bus
>PCI is the defacto standard. Get rid of CONFIG_BLK_DEV_ISAPNP,
>CONFIG_ISAPNP, etc
No. There are still plenty of unique ISA cards around.
>MFM/RLL/XT/ESDI hard drive support
>Does anyone still *have* an RLL drive that works? At the very least get rid
OK, I haven't seen one of these for nearly 10 years.
>parallel/serial/game ports
>More controversial to remove this, since they are *still* in pretty wide
>use -- but USB and IEEE 1394 are the way to go. No ifs ands or buts.
Send me the funds to replace my laser printers please.
>a.out
>Who needs it anymore. I love ELF.
OK, everything that I had in a.out was converted within a year of
ELF's introduction.
>I really think doing a clean up is worthwhile. Maybe while looking for stuff
You left out all the old non-IDE CDROM drives.
<PS. thanks for the testing of my new archive>
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