> > What are the chances on sneaking in the pnp kernel driver?
> > I will agree to people saying it's not ready for main-line Linux,
> > my question is how people value its importance for 2.2.
> No, but Alan is looking into some minimal PnP support. I discussed this
> at some length with him, and the way I would have preferred it done he
> didn't think we could do in time for 2.2, so we'll have some very simple
> groundwork but not a "real" PnP thing.
Is this really wise? The moment 2.2 comes out, people will be screaming for
PnP support, and it will have to be integrated into the _stable_ kernel.
And there goes my wish for 2.2: 2.2.4 at most ;-)
Not that I should have any say in this. I'll shut up now and do some
coding.
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