Kenneth C. Arnold <kcarnold@yahoo.com>:
> On the other hand, it looks like Eric has already put some of this stuff
> into CML2. Check out the following lines, for example:
>
> unless MCA suppress ELMC ELMC_II ULTRAMCA SKMC NE2_MCA
> unless ISA suppress NET_ISA eth_isa_drivers ISA3C515
> unless PCI suppress NET_PCI eth_pci_drivers
> unless PCI suppress dependent TULIP EEPRO100 NE2K_PCI
>
> Maybe expand these to include all the possibilities?
Yes, those rules do what you think they do. They're a pretty straight
translation of the CML1, actually.
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