ll: We're separating out the parts of the data that
are pulled from other sources (e.g., pci.ids) from the parts that we
maintain ourselves. This should allow us to track existing sources more
effectively, as well as make it easier to maintain our own value-add.
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S. - Discover 2.0.4 and an overhaul of discover-data are coming soon.
FYI.
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the package source. I have done
this in a sperate directory for now, but the most clean solution seem to
me to have them in the same directory as the discover pcmcia stuff as
normal non-system headers. Would you accept a patch for that?
I'd like to get some other opinions on this. Eric, are
Hi,
We've been busy at Progeny with other things recently, but I can assure
you that Discover remains a key technology and will be actively
maintained (see http://www.progeny.com/products/enablingtech.html).
Discover 2 is a substantial reworking of Discover 1; we have packaged it
for Platform Serv
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