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To: Kirk Brogdon <kirk@alaptech.com>
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Kirk Brogdon <kirk@alaptech.com> types:
> I also added the EXT2FS option in the kernel but I have no idea if it
> is neccessary.

It isn't. That lets you read Linux file systems, much like MSDOSFS
lets you read MSDOS file systems. If you wanted to dual boot with
Linux and run the binary from the Linux system, you might be able to
do that, but otherwise it's got nothing to do with Linux emulation.

	<mike




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