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From: "David CM Weber" <dweber@backbonesecurity.com>
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I'm looking at some old (circa v2.2.5 of the kernel) sample code,
referring to the networking system. It refers to a structure named
"device".  Was this replaced with something else?  

On a similar note, is there a "good" way of finding this data myself?
I've been using ctags, and this is of limited use. (Sometimes good,
sometimes bad).

Thanks for bearing with me,


Dave Weber
Backbone Security, Inc.
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