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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: hackers@freebsd.org, tony@rtd.com
Subject: Re: kernel without INET ?
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>I'm trying to build a stripped down 2.0.5 kernel for fd0.

>Towards that goal, I tried to remove all network support (devices and 
>protocols).

>Removing protocol support leaves a reference but no defintion for netisr_set
>causing the loader to barf.

>Looking through the code it appears I need to include one of the protocols 
>(INET, ISO etc) to define NETISR_SET.

>Is there a way to remove all networking support from the kernel ?

Ifdef the reference to netisr_set and any other new stuff that isn't
properly ifdefed.

Bruce