Re: Kernel compile options for OpenBSD

[al3x payne <al3x23 () mac com>]

chris,

I find that the generic kernel gets the job done, assuming the job is 
fairly generic.  I prefer to compile in only what I need, and that 
ALWAYS means network optimizations.  The generic OpenBSD kernel is a 
little less bloated than a default RedHat or SuSE install these days, 
however, so you can still get away running it, unlike Linux systems 
that, IMHO, require a kernel rebuild to even begin to be functional.

Cheers,
al3x


On Monday, August 27, 2001, at 11:33 AM, Chris Eidem wrote:

> What are you OpenBSD users using for kernel options or are you running
> the generic kernels.  I have all the unnecessary pcmcia and scsi stuff
> commented out, but I'm thinking that I should probably use the options
> used for a firewall and network optimizations from the OBSD FAQ Chapter
> 11 verses 1 and 2 and the hints from www.openlysecure.org.
>
> TIA,
> chris
>
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