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Issue #329, Section #5 (26�Sep�2005:�Review Cycle Starts For Linux 2.6.13.2)
Issue #178, Section #23 (4�Aug�2002:�Status Of /proc/pci)
Issue #97, Section #10 (11�Dec�2000:�Linux On Transmeta Chips)
Issue #92, Section #6 (6�Nov�2000:�Possible Bug In VIA vt82c686a Chip)
Issue #72, Section #8 (19�Jun�2000:�Pushing For Sign-off On CML2)
Issue #70, Section #2 (5�Jun�2000:�Things To Do Before 2.4: Saga Continues)
Issue #52, Section #1 (24�Jan�2000:�ToDo Before 2.4)
Issue #43, Section #1 (15�Nov�1999:�/proc/pci Confusion)
Issue #40, Section #6 (25�Oct�1999:�Linus Weighs In On Direction Of PCI Development)
Issue #36, Section #10 (27�Sep�1999:�The Development Process Criticized)
Issue #35, Section #31 (20�Sep�1999:�PCI Patches For 2.3.18)
Issue #34, Section #11 (13�Sep�1999:�PCI Enhancements For 2.3.16-pre1)
Issue #34, Section #14 (13�Sep�1999:�PCI Layer Broken In 2.3.x For All But i386)
Issue #33, Section #33 (7�Sep�1999:�Linux 2.2.13pre1)
Issue #23, Section #11 (17�Jun�1999:�'Linux Input Driver' Suite)
Issue #22, Section #3 (9�Jun�1999:�PCMCIA Implementation Debate)
Issue #10, Section #9 (18�Mar�1999:�Device Assignment Ordering)
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