Adam J. Richter writes: > Can I have a hot plug PCI bridge card that connects to > a regular PCI backplane (perhaps as some kind of CardBus docking > station card)? If so, all PCI drivers should use __dev{init,exit}{,data}. PCI is certainly hot-plug hardware, but not on common desktop PCs. Since PCI is so popular and so often not hot-plug, users should not be forced to have hot-plug PCI support when they only need hot-plug SCSI, etc. Obvious hack: __pciinit, __pciexit, __pciinitdata... - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/
- sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTESTED) Adam J. Richter
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTESTED) David S. Miller
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTES... Christoph Hellwig
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (U... David S. Miller
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interfac... Zach Brown
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTESTED) Jeff Garzik
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTESTED) Adam J. Richter
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTES... David S. Miller
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTESTED) Adam J. Richter
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTES... Jeff Garzik
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTES... Albert D. Cahalan
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTESTED) Adam J. Richter
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTESTED) Adam J. Richter
- Re: sunhme.c patch for new PCI interface (UNTESTED) Adam J. Richter