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Subject: Re: [PATCH] powerpc: Fix irq routing on some PowerMac 32 bits
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> urgent for me too. I'll do it now. Let's see ...

I beat you at it :-) Besides, I think that "sanity check" was bogus for
other reasons anyway. It would break support for the chaos brige on
older Apple powermacs which used the device-type "vci" instead of PCI.

Ben