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Dave Hansen <haveblue@us.ibm.com> writes:

> It booted on my first try, even with the 64-bit /proc/iomem changes. I tried it
> on machines with 16GB and 1GB of RAM.  (insert clapping here)

Thanks.  The code for reading /proc/iomem was a modeled after 
Andy Pfiffer's work, and your earlier patch.  I just cleaned them
up and integrated it cleanly with my existing code base.

I guess that means I should shake off the bit rot and resubmit
to Linus.

Eric
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