Web10g Enabled Kernels

These are prebuilt Web10G enabled kernels.

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Generic kernels (from Kernel.org) built with Web10g support enabled. For more information about Web10g please see http://web10g.org/. A git repo of the kernel source is available from http://github.com/rapier1/web10g (look for the kis tagged commits).

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