I propose we make a file that we call 'intrusion', but if you want to have it open for extension, such as multiple detectors, we could call it intrusion1 (leaving room for intrusion2, etc). If the file says 0, it means everything is cool. If the file says 1, it means its triggered, and case is open. We might want to be able to write to the file, in order to reset it. Should we have an alarm file? In that case, it would be intrusion1_alarm. In the sysfs-interface file, that would be declared as; intrusion[0-*]_alarm Where 0 is no alarm, and is 1 alarm. Here we have the file sysfs-interface. http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/hwmon/sysfs-interface
