> On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Paul Slootman wrote:
> >
> > As this has gone on for such a long time, at some point there isn't much
> > alternative to biting the bullet at some stage, and actually _having_ to
> > accept a major patch.
>
> Oh, I agree. That much is obvious. In fact, I've accepted some of them
> over time.
>
> The reason I'm bitching is not just because I love biting peoples heads
> off in public, it's because I do not want to see the ISDN incompetence
> continue. I want people to be aware of the problem, and I want somebody to
> stand up and say "I'll do it".
I couldn't do it, because I have never wade into the ISDN code. But once
I know: There was a big ISDN update in v2.3.4 and recent cards
(e.g. AVM A1 PCMCIA) run with stock kernels since then.
The ISDN people should wipe the tomatoes from their eyes and accept
this as new base for their development.
Bye
Racke
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