Good morning, all,
I'd like to start in identifying what busses a particular kernel
option might show up under - i.e. EEPRO100 could be PCI, but never ISA,
MCA, USB, SBUS, etc., NE2000 could be ISA, PCI... This would allow the
kernel configuration process to completely avoid any devices that could
not possibly be connected to this machine.
Are any of you aware of any individuals or projects that might
have started to do this in the past? I'd truly appreciate any pointers at
all.
Cheers,
- Bill
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