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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: cvs commit: src/sys/i386/conf LINT
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>  Modified files:
>    sys/i386/conf        LINT 
>  Log:
>  Removed another comment about not-so-mandatory devices i've missed in
>  the previous commit.  It's perfectly legal to build a kernel without
>  any video device driver (and even without any console driver at all if
>  desired).

You also missed that the comment is wrong about npx0 too.  It's perfectly
legal to build a kernel without npx0 and with an emulator, and this may be
necessary if the npx is so buggy that npxprobe() hangs.  See a longer
comment about npx0.

The visual userconfig still hides npx0, so you can't change its memory
size, flags or enable flag.

Bruce