** Reply to message from Jeff Hartmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu, 25 Jan
2001 11:13:35 -0700
> You need to have your driver in the early bootup process then. When
> memory is being detected (but before the free lists are created.), you
> can set your page as being reserved.
But doesn't this mean that my driver has to be built as part of the kernel?
The end-user won't have the source code, so he won't be able to compile it, only
link it. As it stands now, our driver is a binary that can be shipped
separately.
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