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> I'm willing to crank it down to 5 sec in HEAD.  However, before I go 
> changing a whole bunch of identical lines in nearly identical GENERIC
> files, I'd like to see GENERIC get split into several sub-modules that
> live in /sys/conf and can be included instead of constantly duplicated.
> i.e.
> 
> /sys/conf:
> /SCSI
> /BLOCK
> /NIC
> /USB
> /FIREWIRE
> 
> etc.
> 
> Again, only for HEAD, not for RELENG_5.  Thoughts?

bit of a pita for us ediff freaks, but i guess we'll survive.

not clear where the win is, though.  so i comment out an include?
and what about commenting out the 42 nics i don't use, to leave
the one i do?  win not clear.

but, as i said, i'll survive.

randy