I'm just thinking whether the ISA PnP hardware related modules should depend
on isa-pnp.o at all
(I mean having different behaviour of a the SAME (compiled) module depending
on whether isa-pnp.o is available or not)
It is just adding some persistent pointers for isa-pnp functions to the
kernel and teaching the modules to use request_module(). Probably also some
hacking to keep away from already used ISA PnP hardware during
initialization...
Also implementing "nopnp" option should be mandatory, IMHO.
> The ISAPNP-specific parts of the code aren't large. Please consider
> including them unconditionally instead.
I see no objection if __init for modules is implemented...
Andrzej
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