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Subject: Re: Does 4.11 support PCI-E?
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ShouYan Mao wrote:

>As the subject suggests!
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The kernel doesn't teat it in any special way.
However I have a Dell PE2850 with PCI-E and 4.11 is using it just fine.
The existing PCI code doesn't know it's special so it just lets the Bios 
set it up.


>Any information is appreciated!
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>Shouyan Mao
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