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On 10/21/2007 03:20 AM, Nick Kossifidis wrote:
> A few more cleanups for base.c before i submit the rest of my fixes...
> 
> Q: Should we get rid of syctl stuff ? I mean user can only change 
> calibration interval (which is something tricky for users to play with) 
> and debug flags. Does anyone use this ? i mean we can put printks wherever
> we want, there's no need for this stuff IMHO (it comes from madwifi).

Agreed. And if really want it, we can make debug a module_param...