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10 	* The GNU/Hurd back-end works on 64-bit systems.
12 	* Added a new back-end for RT-Thread Smart OS.
95 	* ECAM back-end now scans ACPI and BIOS memory faster.
130 	* Windows: The cfgmgr32 back-end which provides the list of devices
131 	  can be combined with another back-end which provides access
169 	* Hurd: The Hurd back-end works again.
171 	* mmio-conf1(-ext): Added a new back-end implementing the intel-conf1
200 	* Added a new Windows back-end using the cfgmgr32 interface.
207 	  (e.g., the cfgmgr32 back-end, but also badly implemented sleep mode
210 	* The Hurd back-end was greatly improved thanks to Joan Lledó.
246 	  by the back-end.
254 	* A new back-end for the GNU Hurd was contributed by Joan Lledó.
340 	  internal back-end IDs. This helps, because new back-ends must have
341 	  their ID allocated at the end to keep the ABI, but they might need
344 	* The fbsd-device back-end should work again.
354 	* Improvements of the FreeBSD back-end: read-only access for non-root,
427 	* The NetBSD back-end supports PCIe extended configuration space.
452 	* The sysfs back-end does not die on read errors
487 	* Added experimental back-end for OS X / Darwin. Thanks to
518 	* The sysfs back-end does not spit out unnecessary warnings when
617 	* Windows back-end compiles again.
626 	* Fixed memory and file descriptor leak in the dump back-end.
658 	* The procfs back-end is able to cope with /proc/bus/pci
662 	* The sysfs back-end no longer complains when a slot address
717 	they are provided by the sysfs back-end only. Thanks go to Alex Chiang.
722 	back-end. Thanks to Ben Hutchings of Solarflare for the patch.
904 	sysfs back-end, so it is implemented internally in the lspci
933 	space is currently available only with the linux_sysfs back-end.
1058 	code 2 at the end.
1702 	current syntax (attribute at the end). Thanks to [email protected]