Re: What is struct pci_driver.owner for?

    Jiri> Ok, but read Documentation/SubmittingPatches. At least
    Jiri> Signed-off-by is missing.

Thanks, but that wasn't really a patch for anyone to accept.  It was
just a note about what I just put into my git tree, which I'll ask
Linus to pull from directly when 2.6.15 opens.  Of course in the real
commit message I put a nice description and Signed-off-by: line.

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