What do people think about not installing a stripped /kernel ?

Mon Oct 18 15:41:54 PDT 2004

On 19.10.2004, at 00:12, Matthew Dillon wrote:
    What I'm thinking of doing is having the installkernel target 
install the
    debug version rather then the stripped version unless told to 
install
    the stripped version with a new option, e.g. 'options 
INSTALL_STRIPPED'.
    We would ship full debug GENERIC kernels instead of stripped 
kernels.
    i.e. we aren't getting rid of the ability to install a stripped 
kernel,
    we just aren't making it the default any more.
I think we could per default not strip kernels built with -g, and strip 
those that are built without -g.

cheers
  simon
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