March 6, 1998

This kernel is similar to the DR3alpha4 kernel, except that "console feed"
is turned on.  Console feed redirects messages from Mach that would normally
be spit onto the console up to the Linux server.  The Linux server can then
do what it wants with them -- hopefully putting them into your xconsole
window if you're running X.

Console feed was disabled a few wips ago because it appeared to be causing
instability.  This instability appears to be gone now.  Try it out, see if
it helps keep your X screen from becoming a mess.

Again, this kernel comes courtesy of Jack Howarth.  It is built with egcs,
optimization -O6.