Alan Cox writes:
>> where you overwrite your old kernel image with a new one without
>> rebooting instantly).
>>
>> But is it so much more expensive than a /proc/config.whatever ?
>
> Use that argument 50 times and your kernel has grown 100K.
If I get the same level of benefit 50 times, wonderful!
With /proc/config.gz, there is no need to wonder where the
previous admin stored his config file.
> Unfortunately everyone keeps using the argument and forgetting
> the cumulative effect
The effect is additive, not multiplicative. Considering the
exponential nature of Moore's Law, additive bloat is no bloat
at all.
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