Clarifys the modules explanation, kmod is the standard used.

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@@ -110,7 +110,9 @@ properly.  
 If these modules aren't found in the modules directory it is assumed 
 that they either are in the kernel or they do not exist.   
 In the case of 2 disk compression, floppy needs to be included in the 
-kernel or included as a module.</p>
+kernel or included as a module. &nbsp;&nbsp; 
+Kmod inserts the modules, and kmod needs to be built-in to the kernel along
+with initrd and ramdisk.",</p>
 
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@@ -271,8 +273,9 @@ different name.</p>
 
 Edit->Settings->Stripping allows you to turn off/on stripping for
 Libraries, Binaries, and Modules.&nbsp;&nbsp;
---strip-all is the default stripping
-behavior, but Libraries may have this behavior changed to --strip-debug.</p>
+--strip-all is the default for binaries and libraries, 
+and --strip-debug is the default for modules; however libraries may 
+be changed to --strip-debug in the settings.</p>
 
 
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