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On 05.12.19 04:25, Bhaskar Chowdhury wrote:

Hi,

> The whole point behind this is to give the developers a convenient point
> without going through all the rigorous details.

I see your point, but I wonder whether it maybe better should go
into kmod.

--mtx

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