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Subject: Re: opt_global.h for kernel modules
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In message: <20040623082114.GA35666@net.in.tum.de>
            Joerg Wallerich <jw@net.in.tum.de> writes:
: Hi,
: 
: while trying to enable device polling in the nge NIC
: driver I found that the device polling code is not
: activated in the driver, if it's compiled as KLD.
: After a bit of digging I found, that 'options DEVICE_POLLING'
: leads to a define in opt_global.h, but this hedaer file is
: not included when building KLDs.
: 
: In this case this leads to different behavior of the driver
: depending on it being build as KLD or not.
: 
: Is this intentional?

It should be.  It is for me.

Warner