> Because the information is obsolete and not correct. It starts
> off with a few lines about mainboard chipsets, it says they are
> mosly ISA PnP, which is of course incorrect these days (and I
> can't remember seeing many onboard ISA PnP cards in the past 
> anyway). The next set of rules explain how to enable ISA PnP
> support in the GENERIC kernel, but the GENERIC kernel has
> enabled ISA PnP by default nowadays.

Okay, good enough for me. It will go in soon.

-- 
Jason (Jay) R Fink jrf@netbsd.org