feature_init

OK. I did it. The feature_init call in setup.c is only relevant to OF machines, so I put a CONFIG_ALL_PPC around it. Then it hit me (it hasn't happened in a while :-)........Does this mean CONFIG_PREP, CONFIG_CHRP, CONFIG_PMAC are becoming obsolete? They seem to be combined now. Maybe this is why I can't build a kernel for my Macs because I still select PowerMac instead of "all PPC"?

Guess I'll go chase some Easter Bunnies......

	-- Dan

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CONFIG_PREP, CONFIG_CHRP and CONFIG_PMAC are gone in 2.3. They've been replaced with CONFIG_ALL_PPC. It's a bad name, I know, but it was already in place. In 2.5 (perhaps 2.4 after testing) I was going to rename it and clean up the dependencies based on that a bit.

} OK. I did it. The feature_init call in setup.c is only relevant to OF } machines, so I put a CONFIG_ALL_PPC around it. Then it hit me (it } hasn't happened in a while :-)........Does this mean CONFIG_PREP, } CONFIG_CHRP, CONFIG_PMAC are becoming obsolete? They seem to be } combined now. Maybe this is why I can't build a kernel for my Macs } because I still select PowerMac instead of "all PPC"?
}
} Guess I'll go chase some Easter Bunnies......

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