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To: Ruslan Ermilov <ru@freebsd.org>
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Subject: Re: [HEADSUP] naming of tty devices. 
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In message <20040920085908.GA43176@ip.net.ua>, Ruslan Ermilov writes:
>>
>> 	sio's cuaa* gets renamed to cuad*
>>
>> 	sio's {tty,cua}[il]%d gets renamed to {tty,cua}%d.{init,lock}
>>
>But we now have cuaa0, cuaia0, cuala0, ttyd0, ttyid0, and ttyld0.
>So, shouldn't the above line be instead:
>
>	sio's tty[il]d%d gets renamed to ttyd%d.{init,lock}
>	sio's cua[il]a%d gets renamed to cuad%d.{init,lock}
>
>You didn't make it clear what ${base_device} should look like, but I'm
>sure you meant that will it include the driver's "letter".  This way
>we'll have: ttyd0, ttyd0.init, ttyd0.lock, cuad0, cuad0.init, cuad0.lock.

OOps:  forgot to say: yes, you're right.

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