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Subject: Re: [DRIVER][RFC] SC1200 Watchdog driver
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Hi Christer,

Thanks for doing this "watchdog-api.txt".
Will you add it to linux/Documentation/ also?
Even with the FIXME's, it's valuable to have this information.

Typo:  in the 3rd paragraph following "Introduction:",
change "implent" to "implement".

Questions:  At various places it refers to
/proc/watchdog and/or /dev/watchdog special device files.
Is /proc/watchdog actually used, or just /dev/watchdog?
And is /proc/watchdog considered a special device file?

-- 
~Randy

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