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From: <WHarms@bfs.de> (Walter Harms)
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Subject: maintainer for raw.c ??
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hi list,
Who takes care of the raw-device section ?
I have a cleanup patch.
neither MAINTAINERS nor raw.c provide a hint (couldnt find one).

walter


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