What's holding up ISA PnP is that all the patches I've seen have been
fairly horrible.
The PnP patches I've seen have looked like somebody was reading the PnP
spec, and trying to implement it for Linux based on that.
The patches I'd actually accept would be something that made sense on a
larger scale, and were able to support PnP as a side effect.
Quite frankly, PnP as a standard sucks. Anything that just reads the PnP
standard and tries to force that on Linux will be most definitely ignored.
Linus
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