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Subject: Re: Could someone clarify this?
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> > LINT_PCCARD_HACK is used so that both the older PCCARD drivers(if_zp,
> > if_ze) and the newer devices can both be compiled in the kernel.  They
> > both provide the same functionality, so both can't be actual *run* at
> > the same time, but because LINT is the kernel with as much of everything
> > as possible, Bruce had me add the option so both could be compiled in at
> > the same time.
> 
> Oh, the National Semiconductor/IBM pc card is the same as the 3Com one?

No, there are two drivers, if_zp, and if_ze.


Nate