Re: Sealing the kernel

Dimitris Margaritis (Dimitris_Margaritis@sage.learning.cs.cmu.edu)
Tue, 26 Oct 1999 14:21:27 -0400

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> Or even a better idea, compile the kernel without module support all
> together. Just hope that you don't have any of those blasted Plug and
> Pray devices.

Sure, if you only have one machine. I'm thinking of a site with
multiple machines that may have different hardware configurations.
That's where the power of modules comes into play.

-- Dimitris

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