>
> I've been trying to do that, but had problems with not complete
> objects support - good to know that it's possible.
>
Well, it is not real object support ;-) I worked around this using pointers
to structures. I hope we can use "new PCIDevice()" soon...
http://pciids.sourceforge.net/pci.ids is distributed under GPL >= 2
> and BSD, so it should be ok to just transform it into an array, or
> gzip into some new section of kernel.
>
Yes, we could compile it like keyboard scancodes and merge it in the kernel,
but I'd prefer a solution where a file (in this form or in another) is read
at startup. It's far easier for the end-user to update this list. From now
on, it can be a new resource of the Kernel binary, but when disk support
will be supported, it could be a file on the disk.
Cedric
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