Richard Gooch wrote:
> I'd advocate we move from a "tough, use procfs" attitude to a "tough,
> use devfs" attitude. If you don't want to have devfs in your kernel,
> you wouldn't want procfs either (if being consistent). After all,
> devfs doesn't *have* to be mounted over /dev.
Let's be realistic here. For most users, disabling procfs ain't gonna
happen. Disabling devfs is the norm, for now...
Regards,
Jeff
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