> Probably the hairiest things in the kernel that maybe shouldn't be there are boot-time network filesystems, but I think that's kinda the price you pay for tha

> Probably the hairiest things in the kernel that maybe shouldn't be there are boot-time network filesystems, but I think that's kinda the price you pay for that sort of convenience. I don't call having to tweak my kernel config to be very convenient, or the graphics driver crashing my system, or not having an obvious way to reboot the network/audio/FS stacks without doing a full reboot (I am sure it may be possible). However, I am hardly the target market for gnu/linux.