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On 06/18/2012 01:28 PM, Artem Bityutskiy wrote:

> There is no DoC maintainer, you can consider yourself to be the
> maintainer, because you and Mike are the only people who care about this
> AFAICS.


Actually, I don't really care ;)  The docg4 only shares a brand name with the
legacy DOCs.

If they have been orphaned, I'd be willing to be the maintainer if I could get
my hands on at least one variant for testing.  Anyone know the names of any
products that contain them?  I believe some were used as a SSD in PCs, but a big
part of the business was to the embedded market.

Thanks,
Mike