atom feed21 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-hackersRe: new config
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Mike SmithJun 8, 1998 9:13 pm 
Jun-ichiro ItohJun 8, 1998 9:21 pm 
Mike SmithJun 8, 1998 10:14 pm 
Jason ThorpeJun 8, 1998 10:37 pm 
Jordan K. HubbardJun 8, 1998 11:15 pm 
Atsushi FurutaJun 8, 1998 11:57 pm 
David GreenmanJun 9, 1998 12:14 am 
Doug RabsonJun 9, 1998 12:29 am 
David GreenmanJun 9, 1998 12:34 am 
Mike SmithJun 9, 1998 5:39 am 
Jun-ichiro itojun ItohJun 9, 1998 8:07 am 
Poul-Henning KampJun 9, 1998 1:26 pm 
Terry LambertJun 9, 1998 1:49 pm 
sbab...@dcn.att.comJun 9, 1998 2:01 pm 
Poul-Henning KampJun 9, 1998 2:07 pm 
Terry LambertJun 9, 1998 3:28 pm 
Terry LambertJun 10, 1998 10:35 am 
David WolfskillJun 10, 1998 11:06 am 
Terry LambertJun 10, 1998 2:01 pm 
David GreenmanJun 10, 1998 2:42 pm 
Terry LambertJun 10, 1998 3:06 pm 
Subject:Re: new config
From:Jason Thorpe (thor@nas.nasa.gov)
Date:Jun 8, 1998 10:37:58 pm
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-hackers

On Mon, 08 Jun 1998 21:14:10 -0700 Mike Smith <mi@smith.net.au> wrote:

So, to be quite honest, when I read the original post, I thought:

"Wow... someone is finally going to do the right thing with autoconfiguration in FreeBSD."

..and when I read the reply, I literally laughed out loud.

But one thing caught my eye, that I just have to comment on:

If we do it right, there won't *be* a config file entry for USB. I can't imagine it getting much cleaner than that. 8)

"How about those spiffy new USB keyboards! Sure would be nice to be able to use it before any user processes have started!"

Before you ramble on about BIOS compatibility modes, I have two more words for you:

alpha port

Sure, new config might have some problems wrt. dynamic device configuration, but the problems are fairly well understood, and with a little time and effort, they could be fixed.

Anyhow, I was amused, so I had to comment...

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