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Subject: Re: [Fwd: What do people think about not installing a stripped
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Scott Long wrote:

>
> Actually, another possbility would be to have the kernel install target
> install the stripped kernel into /boot/kernel/kernel and the debug
> kernel into /var/kernel/kernel.debug or some similar location. 

in production sites here My installation scripts put kernel.debug in 
/var/crash, which is nearly
always linked to /usr/crash.