Blu3Viper wrote:
>
> This "automatically" is just like all other drivers compiled into the kernel
> core.
>
> If you don't want things built into your kernel, a) don't include it or b)
> make it modular or c) change your boot option to disable it.
>
> This is a silly argument :)
>
No, it's not. It's not like "all other drivers" -- NO other filesystems
driver mount automagically.
It's a matter to sticking to existing successful practice unless you
have a *very* good reason to diverge. I see no such reason in this
case.
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