Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 14:40:53 -0500 From: Leo Bicknell <bicknell@ufp.org> To: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org Subject: 5.x kernel config changes? Message-ID: <20031030194053.GA862@ussenterprise.ufp.org>
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I just built my first 5.1-RELEASE box requiring a custom kernel, and
noticed some interesting things.
1) It appears IPFW just works (eg, configure it in /etc/rc.conf). It
used to be you had to compile it in. What's interesting to me is
that IPFW options are not in generic, and I didn't think "options"
could be done in LKM's. What am I missing?
2) IPDIVERT is missing / doesn't work, so while my IPFW config seemed=20
to take/work natd did not work. If IPFW is just going to work having
IPDIVERT just work seems like a good idea as well.
3) There seems to be no more LINT or other listing of all the options.
Why? In particular I needed "options NETATALK" but couldn't remember
the name and there was no file to quickly grep. Has the list of=20
options been moved somewhere else?
4) Due to the way the makefiles now work it seems impossible to build a
new kernel after changing just "options" statements and install it
without also rebuilding all the modules...which takes quite some
time. This seems to be because it moves the whole directory out of
the way in /boot. This seems a little suboptimal to me.
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