On 11/3/07, Chris Turner <c.turner@199technologies.org> wrote:Since this driver is reverse engineered, the "attach" code path may be not safe enough for it to go into 'kernel'. I think loading it as module is the safest way. And (mini)PCIe parts (4311/4312, newer amd64 based Dell laptops use them) probably do not work yet (missing small fraction of initialization code). Best Regards, sephe -- Live Free or Die
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