On Sun, 22 Feb 2004, Duncan Sands wrote: > I should mention (down here at the bottom of the email where hopefully no-one > from VIA is going to notice :) ), that I did quite a bit of rummaging around inside > VIA's "filter driver" for windows. This driver (which you can get from their > website) > basically contains a bunch of workarounds for various hardware problems. It checks > your hardware against a list of PCI ids and turns on various hacks depending on what > you have. I was only concerned about the hardware I had at that time, but it seems > clear to me that one way to get better support for VIA hardware would be to implement > those hacks in linux. I used to have a nicely annotated decompilation at one > point...
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