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From: "Matt DeLoera" <kernel@lambdamat.com>
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Subject: PCI-X support?
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 17:45:20 GMT
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I'm trying to understand how to specifically support PCI-X hardware in my
driver.

Code-wise, do I treat a PCI-X device the same as a PCI device in my
hardware detection routine, or are there additional things I need to do?

If anyone could point me to some example code, it'd probably answer all my
questions.

Thanks!
- Matt DeLoera