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Subject: ISA device with no ports in 4.0
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Trying to use a "compat" driver with no isa ports and 4.0 complains (we
used to return a 1 and set the ioport to 0)..since you cant return a 0 from
probe, is there a trick to tell the system that there are no ports?

DB


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