> It'll cause millions of people to email you asking why it doesn't work.
> Making it tell you to go fetch a new copy (ie #error or whatever) will
> at least avoid most of that
Would it not be resonable to just state that the isdn subsystem is not
developed and released in the same cycle as the main kernel and that the
latest-and-greatest can be fetched from wherever it is distributed from?
Later it can be integrated into the stable 2.2.x-branch once the isdn
system also has reached maturity and the message can be removed.
Peter
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