Casper
Concept of keeping SUNW*r and SUNW*u packages separately have its roots in the
beginning of 90's where the netbooting was usually done by loading (usually via
tftp) of RAM-disk image and the "big" files was placed on nfs-mounted "/usr
filesystem".
Currently people thinking differently...
> No; /kernel vs /usr/kernel split is largely to keep
> "/" small; though
> at 2MB vs 38MB is seems that it really doesn't matter
> much.
>
> Drivers not needed early in boot should go under
> /usr/kernel;
> device drivers needed early in boot should go under
> /kernel; this includes:
>
> -
