> > Yes, but you must admit it might have sounded like you were claiming
> > that a fully populated SCSI /dev along with every conceivable psuedodevice
> > is peanuts, and noone cares.
> >
> > I kind of like having to search through ONLY the device nodes I have.
>
> Which are all you need to have in /dev. Can you try using facts in your
> reasoning. It makes it easier to find a logical conclusion
How do you suppose a distribution is going to ensure that only the device
nodes for the installed hardware are in /dev for the users that don't
necessarily feel like rm'ing all those nodes they don't need while still
providing all the /dev entries needed for the largest of systems?
I don't see any code accept for Richard's at the moment, and scsidev is
just that... Only SCSI.
-Shawn
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