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From: Randall Hopper <rhh@ct.picker.com>
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Subject: Re: AWE64 (was Re: bktr NTSC -> PAL)
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John-Mark Gurney:
 |Randall Hopper scribbled this message on Feb 26:
 |>  |well..  hit a problem... the awe_voice.h wasn't being installed...  do
 |>  |you mind if we install it in /usr/include/machine?  because that would be
 |> 
 |> Really?  It's at sys/gnu/i386/isa/sound.  I thought I'd modified the ports
 |> to look for it here on FreeBSD, but maybe I missed one.
 |
 |getting it installed in /usr/include/machine isn't hard, it's just the
 |case where /usr/includes is maintained by symnlinks...

Ok.  At the time I was massing the driver, I thought of having it installed
in /usr/include/machine, but it being a file under GPL, and those files
relegated to their own separate subtree in the kernel, I didn't think that
would go down so well.  But if there's no problem, would be great to have
it there.

I guess the main thing is just to make sure that the awe driver (being
GPLed) never makes it into the GENERIC kernel.  Though I don't see that
happening since none of the audio drivers are in it which makes sense.

Randall


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