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Subject: Re: cvs commit: src/sys/modules/iwi Makefile src/sys/dev/iwi
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Right now suspend/resume is broken due to the iwi driver
loading firmware.  While you guys hash this out would it be
possible to put in an interim simple fix?  I can live with
200KB+ bloat while you guys hash out a more comple{x,ete}
fix!  As it is I kldload as much as possible so as to run
the same static image on all machines so overall I still
don't use up as much space as GENERIC.

Thanks!