Writing device driver for alpha

Subject: Writing device driver for alpha
From: Cyrus Patel (cyrus@penguinpowered.com)
Date: Fri Mar 03 2000 - 20:20:21 PST

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Hi all,

I recently bought an old multia. I am currently writing a device driver
for a PCMCIA card. The driver is intended for an x86 laptop but since
I do not have a laptop to write the driver on I am using the multia
which has a PCMCIA slot.

I was wondering if this would cause any compatibility problems ie
when I finish the driver on the multia will it work on an x86 laptop?

Thank you in advance,

Cyrus

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