> This patch (to change the behaviour of CONFIG_SERIAL_SHARE_IRQ) is
> incorrect, and shouldn't be applied to the kernel sources.
>
I've removed the CONFIG_SERIAL_SHARE_IRQ stuff in the last (final) patch.
[...]
> The right answer is not to make more compile-time configuration options
> to the kernel, but rather to use a run-time configuration solution, such
> as setserial. In the future, when Linux has hardware plug-and-play
> support, that will be the far better (automatic) run-time configuration
> solution, at least for those people with hardware that can support
> plug-and-play operation.
>
Many people find it more logical to configure such things in the kernel.
[...]
Regards,
Niels Kristian