On Sun, Jan 12, 2003 at 08:08:42PM -0500, Michael Kingsbury wrote:
> As long as I can't unzip the latest, do a quick
> 	'make xconfig' w/o changing the defaults,
> 	 followed by
> 	'make bzImage',
> and actually get the sucker to compile, I'd say go for it.  But there's 
> still too much breakage.  And until that breakage is fixed, you won't get 
> the next wave of people (users) who are curious to poke around with it.  
> (some of us don't care to take half a day just to figure out what to do to make something compile because 
> there's problems in the source.)
> (Yes, I realize I have to customize the kernel some.  But at the very 
> least the defaults shouldn't cause it to fall flat on its face.)
Hmm, I never do this, I've been recycling my own .configs for some time.
Sounds like a valid concern, I'll give it a shot.
Bill
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