On Thu, 4 May 2000, Johannes Erdfelt wrote:
> For a couple of reasons. If people don't want to use my driver, there's
> very little reason to continue putting work into it. The same goes for
> the AFS driver I would assume. Plus, trying to support 2 drivers on the
> list when lots of people start using USB will be more trouble than it's
> worth.
I agree with you. However, I've only ever used your driver so we should
allow time for people who use the one that will disappear to verify
functionality of the one that will be kept.
> It could go either way. Remove them now before 2.4 gets released and find
> the broken drivers now, or have to support them all of the way through 2.4.
Without actually having a driver to support myself I'd say removing them
sooner is better. The main trouble I see is for drivers not yet in the
kernel.
>
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