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> Thank you and all for the info. hadnt realised
> that you can do it without recompiling.
>
> Can i also enable bpf that way? some network apps
> i check need that device...

Yep, it's known as ng_bpf... as an aside, any comments on drawbacks to using
the modules as opposed to a custom kernel?  Is it faster/better to use a
custom kernel or does that just affect boot times?


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