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> >> 
> >> Can't you use an instance flag?  I've been meaning to change the ahc
> >> driver's target mode stuff to use that instead.
> > 
> > Can you clarify?
> 
> Use something like 'hint.fxp.0.flag=1' to turn it on for example, kind of like
> old-stype config flags, but stuck in hints.  Warner has said he would work on
> docc'ing this and making sure device_get_flags() works for PCI devices, so I'll
> leave that to him.


Right. That's sort of what I thought.




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