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Dave

>    Just a thought - not really an answer to your question... but...
> 
>    I struck me that since bt848 isn't in the default kernel (you have
>    to build your own kernel for it) - couldn't you just make this
>    a flag in the config file?
> 
>    Then, a couple of #ifdef's in the bt848 driver would handle it.

Actually, this is how I have implemented it. I have just commited to
-current.
Great minds think alike. :-)

FYI, the linux bt848/bt878 driver is able to probe around and work out
for itself that it is on an old triton 430fx board.

Bye
Roger


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