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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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> could someone help me on these questions:

These are easy (though they still should have gone to questions, not
hackers).

> 1: will dset (8) work on a compressed kernel image?

No.

> 2: is there an easy way to change isa device irq/io after kernel up?

No.

> 3: is there any examples/docs that show how to use hw.devconf from
>     sysctl (3)?  (i looked at route (8) and sysctl (8) source code, but
> still not 
>     quite clear.)  

No.

Like I said, easy questions. :-)

						Jordan