benh ppc kernel -- why for all architectures?

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08-01-2003, 09:16 AM	#1
johnMG Member Registered: Jul 2003 Location: CT, USA Distribution: Debian Sarge (server), Etch (work/home) Posts: 601 Rep:	benh ppc kernel -- why for all architectures? I just used rsync and got the latest benh kernel over dialup last night. The whole thing (uncompressed) took up about 175 MB. What's weird though is that I think I got source for all supported architectures. Why would the benh kernel -- which is tweaked for powerpc -- come with code for every other architecture besides?

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