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> Of course, this all changes when kernel modules are better integrated.
> However, building a custom kernel will likely always be a typical operation
> during post-installation machine configuration.

The only reason I've built a kernel at all since the boot -c came in has been
to add the bpfilter and ppp devices, or because I was hacking on something.

Of course once I get in I generally trim things down a bunch, but I don't think
we can assume that a production machine is going to be running a custom kernel.