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From: leonard <leonard@internetdown.org>
To: CaT <cat@zip.com.au>
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Subject: Re: MenuConfig 2.4.20 does n0t show all drivers (ACPI, SONYPI, UDF_RW) + MAINTAINERS
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> > Eventough the drivers are provided in the source tree,
> > some options are missing (?!) in the 'make menuconfig'
> > of the linux 2.4.20 kernel.
> > 
> > Thoses I found missing are the drivers for : ACPI, SONYPI, UDF_RW.
> 
> Just a stab in the dark but, have you tried turning on the experimental
> features option? (from memory it's in the first menu).

You're right, they do appear after turning on the experimental features.
It's surprising as ACPI, for example, is not labeled as "experimental"...

Thank you anyway, you guys are doing a great job :)
(Thanks also for the eepro100 -alternative- driver)

G.
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