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>12.23. Plug-and-Play Devices (PnP)</H1
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>&#13; The <EM
>Plug and Play driver project</EM
> for Linux is a
project to create support within the Linux kernel (see
<A
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> for
more information) for handling Plug and Play (and other semi-PnP)
devices in a clean, consistent way. It aims to allow a driver of any
type of hardware to have this hardware configured by the PnP driver in
the kernel. This driver is then notified when the device is
reconfigured, or even removed from the system, so as to allow for
graceful action in these circumstances.
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>&#13; <EM
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>&#13; The latest <SPAN
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>PCMCIA</SPAN
> driver package (&#62;3.1.0) has
utilities <B
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