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Subject: Re: What is the Proper Kernel Location?
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>I thought kernels are all found in the / directory. If so, what location
>is this passage referring to as the "proper kernel location?"


It is a -STABLE v. -CURRENT thing.

in stable, the kernel lives at /kernel
in current it is somewhere in /boot/ (i think...)

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