> As long as
> RedHat persists in producing their non-standard kernels, they just need to
> make sure that IBM sees them a little while before release to ensure that
> their nasty OSA driver works with it--and they go to market together.
You miss the point completely... If someone wants to make a kernel mod on their
system AND run OSA... well, IBM has prevented them from doing this... when there
is no good reason for this being the case... as it would have been possible to
build the OSA driver in such a way as to have its OCO parts separate from the
kernel's internals! Just bad design... which the customers suffer under. Period.
Peace. -njg


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