> >> Note that I'm not advocating that either IDE or SCSI have to be
> >> selected, just that if neither is selected, then few of the file
> >> systems make any sense...
>
> > It's not that easy. You can have ext2 filesystems on ROM devices...
>
> Only if the ROMfs is selected, whether "M" or "Y" is irrelevant...
ext2 and romfs are separate, independant filesystems.
> > ...or a network block device.
>
> You sure of that? I understood that NFS didnae use any of the other
> file systems as it's a file system in its own right...
nfs is a filesystem. nbd is a block device. They are independant.
Matthew.
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