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Subject: Broken Kernel??
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From: Ryan Losh <rklosh@rkl.org>
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Warner thinks he may have broken the kernel in his last few commits.  If
so, the fix is to replicate card_if.m line in conf/files & change pccard
to card...

(Warner was on vacation when he called me and asked me to post this
e-mail for him...He appologizes for the mistake, and said he'll be
back in 2-3 days...)

Ryan
rklosh@rkl.org


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