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On Wed Dec 05 2018 06:09:40 RW via freebsd-questions	=
<freebsd-questions@freebsd.org> said:
>=20
> /boot/kernel seems quite high to me, and it's over 5 time the size of
> the old kernel.
>=20
> With a generic kernel on 11.2, I have:
>=20
> 124M	/boot/kernel
> 124M	/boot/kernel.old

 96M    /boot/kernel
 89M    /boot/kernel.old

For me



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