I did, and it is -- but that's not the point. OK, so ifconfig is
compiled to look for those protocols. But I've explicitly configured
my kernel to _exclude_ those protocols. Yet kmod insists on spawning
a modprobe for each one, even though I've told it not to support those
protocols in any way.
I don't have a problem with how modprobe behaves; I have a problem with
the fact that it's being spawned in the first place.
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