On 24/04/2008, devzero@web.de <devzero@web.de> wrote:
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> any reason why "make cloneconfig" never made it into mainline?
>
>  many people are quite used to it and every time i build vanilla kernel i step into that trap  "oh - that`s a suse`ism"
>
>  make cloneconfig exists since /proc/config.gz - but while that one went into mainline, cloneconfig never did.
>
>  anyone know the reason for that ?
>
>  i wished, distros kernels were more similar to vanilla kernels - so what about making them more similar ?
>
>

Isn't "cloneconfig" basically just "zcat /proc/config.gz > .config &&
make oldconfig" ???   If so, why do we need yet another "make
<some_target>" Makefile rule? What would actually be gained?

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