The config is random but valid, it passes the CML1 validation checks.
randconfig is useful for finding errors in the CML1 checks, it also
finds errors in code which assume that a feature is always present.
>Btw, are such things independent of CML being used? Was wondering if a
>"randconfig" might use CML2 to validate the configuration (as far as CML2
>knows about it). _Might_ be useful to enhance CML2 to track down
>incompatible configurations.
At the moment, randconfig, allyes, allno, allmod only work for CML1.
Doing randconfig in CML2 is awkward, it may be added later.
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