From: chris@mshome.net   
      
   Slackware current - VirtualBox 7.0.14   
      
   I normally use the huge kernel with no problems but the other day I   
   mistakenly downloaded the generic kernel, too, and noticed the   
   difference in size is only 2Mb. I was originally told the generic kernel   
   was better for memory consumption. The required initrd.gz unzips to 27Mb.   
      
   What is the/Is there a supposed advantage of generic + initrd over huge?   
      
   Cheers   
      
   --   
   Chris Elvidge, England   
   I AM NOT MY LONG-LOST TWIN   
      
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