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Subject: CARP in standard kernel?
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Until now I used to compile my kernel, but I feel there should be no
reasons, as of today, because most useable things are in standard
kernel... except carp.
Would be feasable to include carp in standard kernel?
It would semplify a lot update/upgrade of standard FreeBSD.
What do you think?
Tonino
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