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Subject: Re: Why is Device3Dfx driver (voodoo1/2) not in the kernel?
To: jsimmons@transvirtual.com (James Simmons)
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> different VCs. The current system allows it too but it is more of a later
> add on hack. I have a much cleaner implementation which does what you ask 
> of the above.         

The requirements of ACPI may yet see you get your wish ...