Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote:
>
> First, is your "generic character device" hooked into the object model
> and sysfs? if yes, udev might create device nodes for it
> automatically. If not, that's the first thing to fix.
Apparently, it isn't, as I didn't explicitly handle it. Frankly, I
always thought that the kobject ans sysfs stuff is taken care of
somewhere in cdev_init() and doesn't require any special handling. So I
guess a little code reading is due here.
> If it is and
> udev doesn't do the right thin, you probably need to add a udev rule
> for it. More intelligent answer is contingent on more info - e.g.,
> which devices.
Thanks, but once I have a sysfs node, I'll manage by myself. There is an
excellent primer.
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