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Subject: Re: Linux 2.4.6-ac3
To: gareth.hughes@acm.org (Gareth Hughes)
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> Fair enough.  However, we now no longer have the same core DRM functions
> copied-and-pasted into each individual driver, renamed to foo_* and
> tweaked to add AGP support.  If something needs fixing in the core DRM
> stuff, it can be done in one place now, and all drivers will see the
> fix.
> 
> Oh, and at least the new MGA driver is stable.

Excellent.

DRM 4.1 is something that needs discussion rather than being ignored. I sort
of expect it to look like XFree code anyway and I can see bits of the macro
stuff will really help with the *BSD code

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