Hi !

On Sun, 3 Jun 2001, der Mouse wrote:
> First off, what Michael asked for:
>
> >>> e/i 3e
>   I 0000003E 12000003
>
> >>> e/p 20040004
>   P 20040004 04140001

Ok, thanx, i don't get this into the sources today, but only thing which
changes, is the output of the kernel, which machine we have. I hope, we get
the necessary info out of the ESID (20040004) field bits 8-15 as usual :)

More to follow the next days.

...Michael

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