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From: Stefan Esser <se@zpr.uni-koeln.de>
To: "Rodney W. Grimes" <rgrimes@gndrsh.aac.dev.com>
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Rodney W. Grimes writes:
 > > rgrimes     96/09/06 02:17:09
 > > 
 > Looking at this file and all the #if defined (I686_CPU) cruft and the
 > ordering of chipsets makes me want a cleaner approach.  Also you have
 > to be _VERY_ carefull on what you exclude from certain CPU classes,
 > especially with devices other than HOST/PCI bridges (ie, a PCI/anything
 > bridge _can_ be used with _ANY_ cpu class.

Well, I did make sure I got that right, 
but the #if defined (Ix86_CPU) will all
go away again, since it was an outright
silly idea ...

See my reply to Michael Smith, who rightly
complained about his, too ...

 > Stephan, do you really want to be doing that in here??

No, I really don't, anymore ...

I'll back those changes out, if you don't
beat me on it (which shouldn't be too hard 
given your much better connectivity to 
Freefall :)

Regards, STefan