From: George P B. <geo...@gm...> - 2007-03-10 21:00:11
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Henry Nestler wrote: > Ryan Underwood wrote: > > After cofs is working, we use cofs to install all the other kernel > modules, and nobody has changed the smbfs to module. I'm not shure, > perhaps some peoples with installing a new distri use smbfs for copying > files? Would no risk to break this way. > > Is it ok to change it as module? > What other modules are missed? > For sample some of NLS? > We can change something all in the devel version. > > The main reason for keeping it built-in and not module to this point was because we didn't have what I'd call an reliable module delivery system (initrd had problems/issues), with it working better these days, I'd be more inclined to build-in less, and module more. However, we still need to balance size, as we don't want to make coLinux's install so big that it's difficult to pull down on lower-end connections. Additionally we don't want to enable every module for every possible user scenario. coLinux is still very much a work in progress, and the last thing we need to do is add complexities and possible crash-points to the kernel when we are already working on some tough crashes. Just my thoughts on the subject. |