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SubjectRe: [patch] v1.01 of /proc/.config (ready to eat)
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Alan Cox wrote the following:
>
> > cp /proc/.config /usr/src/linux
> >
> > and the type of editing above would just complicate matters at best.
>
> 1. You shouldnt do that anyway

Erm. Why not? I do it often. Every time I feel like nuking my linux
dir and starting a-fresh (more or less when I screw up a patch or
reversing from a patch is more trouble). I just run make oldconfig
and sail away...

> 2. You add "make currentconfig"

I fail to see the purpose... Other then making things a bit neater.

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