> > I would say that is a fair question. I find it in the production kernel?
> > Good, so it was considered ready by someone. Seems to me one of the Redhat
> > kernels had devfs as a module, they seem to think so.
>
> <Red Hat on>We don't ship devfs.</Red Hat>
Thanks, someone has obviously rebuilt the kernel on the machine I was
considering, possibly even me... :-(
In any case if devfs is stable enough to be in the stable kernel, can we
really say that something using it isn't (for that reason alone)? I any
case I'm still interested, TB are not what they used to be.
Okay, I'll look at other solutions, AIX seems able to handle it.
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