f, say for example I needed to
fix that driver so that it would work on my new WhizBang 2001 Corporate
Server that is about to hit the market, then I would be making money on the
hardware, and as an added bonus my company looks good because it has an
"open" driver for its server. (no matt
o that it would work on my new WhizBang 2001 Corporate
Server that is about to hit the market, then I would be making money on the
hardware, and as an added bonus my company looks good because it has an
"open" driver for its server. (no matter that it "had" to under the GPL)
Mik
Hmm, this is interesting... I know that the kernel can be set to
try to detect PCI devices on its own, without the help of the BIOS. Is
there any reason why that feature wouldn't work with this particular type
of card?
Thanks,
Mike Pontillo
On 29 Jan 2001, Bryan O'Sullivan wrote:
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o requests for documentation?
Thanks!
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