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Hello all,

The man pages are pretty clear about not using kernel modules with PAE 
kernels.... I'm now trying to get mfi_linux to work with PAE but am not 
clear how to compile it statically in to the kernel (or even if I really 
should).

I tried both "options MFI_LINUX" and "device mfi_linux" ... just guess 
work... and not surprisingly config(8) doesn't like either.

So what's the secret?  Am I on the right track?  Or is loading it as 
module okay?  (but if so, why not other modules?)

Thanks much,

Charles

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