> We have a prime example of that already.
> PCMCIA drivers.
>
> The 2.2 kernel isn't synced with the latest PCMCIA items.
Um, yes it is. I'm running it on my 2.2.1+psaux-patch kernel as I write.
The PCMCIA drivers aren't distributed with the kernel, and it sometimes
takes a day for Dave Hinds to catch up when the kernel breaks its
interfaces; that's probably what you mean. It's not a 'prime example'
because Dave Hinds does a stellar job of code maintenance.
--Scott
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