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Subject: 2.2.8 boot still wants sysinstall - answered
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I recently asked why the sysinstall menu came up when i booted 2.2.8,
and i now see in my kernel configuration file that i enabled
	USERCONFIG_BOOT

which i presume causes exactly that behavior

oops

more later,
cal

Dr. Christopher Landauer
Aerospace Integration Science Center
The Aerospace Corporation, Mail Stop M6/214
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