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In message <20050806.190817.128046221.imp@bsdimp.com>, "M. Warner Losh" writes:

>I think we need to move to the NetBSD-like way of having
>WITH_FOO/WITHOUT_FOO controlling MK_FOO getting set to yes/no (or did
>I get that backwards).  Sorting that out, however, might be a pita...

It would be major repo-spamming, but apart from that it is just work
to be done by somebody who has time to run the necessary build/installworlds
to test it.

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