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Huh? From the set of all possible linked OpenBSD kernels (2^number_of_dot_o_files), the kernel you re-link is unique. And distinct, too.
by dchest 9y ago
Huh? From the set of all possible linked OpenBSD kernels (2^number_of_dot_o_files), the kernel you re-link is unique. And distinct, too.
- jwilk 9y agoIt's n!, which is much bigger than 2^n.
- dchest 9y agoThanks for correction.
- pklausler 9y agoI think that you're not catching my point, and recommend that you look up the word "unique" in a good dictionary, preferably of mathematics. (It's tautological and uninformative to say that any x is the unique member of the set of things equal to x. And it's simply incorrect to say that any member of a set with multiple elements is unique wrt that set.)