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From: nm <nmanisca@vt.edu>
Subject: kernel config files
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This may have been suggested already.

How about having a customized kernel configuration
file for each different alpha system.  For example,
have one for the AS200 that would support the on
board sound hardware.  This would take some of 
the guess work out of a custom kernel.

Comments?


Nick Maniscalco
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