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Subject: Where'd my kernel config file go??
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	Hi all.  I was looking to try to do some configuring with wine and it 
complained about needing a special kernel config.  So of course I went up 
to /usr/src/sys/i386/conf and popped into GENERIC to add the line I 
needed.  Well, to my surprise, all I found was the generic kernel config 
file.  No special editing, none of the stuff I had done, just the standard, 
straight out of the box generic kernel config file.

	What happened to the custom one I did?