It's now called sysfs and should be mounted at /sys. I do not think the
name will change anymore (famous last words...)
Unless you want to be different and mount it somewhere else :)
And yes, any application relying on data within it, should be able to
determine its location (through /proc/mounts, or some other such
format.)
thanks,
greg k-h
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