> What do the interrupt vector tables look like for for > the various hardware=3F Is there documentation for these=3F > > Out of curiosity, one of my (opinions) thoughts, was that > *NO* drivers should be seriously embedded into the kernel. > Are the IDE, CD-ROM....etc drivers generic modules that can > be dropped from the kernel, by the user, once a better driver comes > along, > or will that require a complete recompile of the OS=3F Yes, this is definitely what I would suggest, as well. For instance, why are SCSI and IDE in the kernel=3F Since the bootloader can obviously read the kernel, it can surely read a few more files as well, and point the kernel to where they are in memory. -Nathan -- Fortune Cookie Says: What is mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind. -- Thomas Hewitt Key, 1799-1875