> Alan Cox wrote:
> >
> > > - Why the hell do we store the modules in the file system instead of a
> > > special purose database (read: single file), which would facilitate it
> > > to load them from a contignous block area on the disk really in front of
> > > the init process. (The system map should be stored at the same place.)
> >
> > Because
> > a) I want to be able to use standard tools on them
>
> No you are just telling excuses for coding and design lazyness...
Excuse me, have you actually done *anything* for the linux kernel?
(you might have, I don't know).
If not, could you please stop flaming people who are perfectly correct,
and who HAVE helped the linux kernel greatly, it's filling up my
inbox with lies....
> --Marcin
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