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slave-mike wrote:
> What are all the options one needs to change before doing a 
> buildworld/installworld
> to make sure all the debugging features are off?

WITNESS and INVARIANTS are kernel options. Edit your kernel config and 
comment them out, but keep in mind that they are useful for debugging 
purposes and sanity checks on several kernel structures.

Cheers,
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	Miguel Mendez <flynn@energyhq.es.eu.org>
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