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Is the patch necessary? In the March archive it appears that people 
were using the standard 8260 PCI support. What is the issue? Perhaps I 
could provide a patch to m8260_pci.c (as you suggested)

>> Where can I find the kernel tree with this integrated?
>
> One doesn't exist.
>
Is there an embedded 2.5/2.6 tree somewhere? (I know about the 
bkbits.net/ppc/linux-2.5 tree

TIA