Hi Al,
It's good that you're trying to clean up the devfs code, but...
How many people are actually using devfs these days? I don't like it
myself, and I've had to add a fair amount of hair to fsck's
mount-by-label/uuid code to deal with interesting cases such as
kernels where devfs is configured, but not actually mounted (it
changes what /proc/partitions exports). So I'm one of those who have
never looked all that kindly on devfs, which shouldn't come as a
surprise to most folks.
In any case, if there aren't all that many people using devfs, I can
think of a really easy way in which we could simplify and clean up its
API by slimming it down by 100%......
- Ted
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