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Subject: PCI/ISA device name
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Hello,
My driver support ISA/PCI network boards. 
Can I use the same name for ISA and PCI devices 
in kernel configuration file? 
Like this:
 device wanpipe0 at isa? ... # for ISA
 device wanpipe0             # for PCI
In files.i386 I added:
i386/isa/sdladev.c optional wanpipe device-driver

Or this is can be cause for some problem?
Thank you

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