Sounds good. Thanks for volunteering to do the userspace changes. I can also do them. I maintain most of them in our package. (not that the changes are likely to be hard - look for a file in one place, if it isn't there, look in the next place...) Of course there are programs outside of our package that access our /proc info directly or indirectly through our libsensors library, they would get broken too. The oops problem is present in CVS but not in our 2.7.0 release, correct? Greg KH wrote: > On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 08:31:35PM -0500, Mark D. Studebaker wrote: > >>our userspace tools use the /proc/bus/i2c file and (of course) the entire >>tree of exported sysctl info under /proc/sys/dev/sensors >>(as implemented in i2c-proc.c). > > > Right now, the /proc and sysctl code is not changed at all. > > However, the end goal will be to remove the /proc and sysctl code > entirely, and just use sysfs, as this is exactly what sysfs is for. I > know, in order to do this properly the userspace library will need to be > changed, and I'm willing to do this work too. I do not want to break > userspace compatibility needlessly. > > I'll not remove anything until the same functionality can be achieved, > is this ok? I will, of course, provide patches that for people to > evaluate, when it's working... > > >>Does your proposal or Cristoph's recent changes affect these? > > > Christoph's changes preserve the existing code, but make it work without > oopses :) > > thanks, > > greg k-h
