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In message: <20100303111405.05b3c3b3.ray@dlink.ua>
            Alexandr Rybalko <ray@dlink.ua> writes:

: Question: We really need MIPS_MEM_RID different form other
: platforms?  I work on siba drivers, and we already know what siba
: can be in not MIPS device.  Such as Broadcom Wi-Fi cards.

I don't understand this question.  It doesn't look like we define
MIPS_MEM_RID at all for mips.  It looks to be purely an internal thing
to sys/dev/siba/siba.c.

Warner