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>> not clear where the win is, though.  so i comment out an include?
>> and what about commenting out the 42 nics i don't use, to leave
>> the one i do?  win not clear.
> You comment out the 'include NIC' line

nope, read a bit more carefully.  i wanted to keep ONE

> The biggest win will be not having to edit your kernel config every
> time something like options PFIL_HOOKS or device {io,mem} appears or
> disappears, because they'll be in the stock includes.  It will also be
> much easier to share kernel configs across FreeBSD versions.

yep.  agree.

randy