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Subject: Re: Devfs and raw devices
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On Monday, 10 December 2001, at 18:13:40 -0500,
Louis Garcia wrote:

> Is their any reason raw devices are not supported by devfs? Is it that no
> one has bothered with implementation.
> 
Somebody sent a patch to support raw devices on devfs a couple of days
ago. Search the list archives and it should be there. As far as I know,
Richard Gooch hasn't integrated this code into devfs yet.

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