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Subject: Re: pcic.c <-> pcicx.c? 
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From: Mike Smith <mike@smith.net.au>
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> More specifically, where are "pcic_memory()" and "crdioctl()" being called
> from?

Might I suggest you investigate global(1)?  Failing that, how about

find /sys -name "*.c" | xargs grep pcic_memory

You'll probably find that crdioctl() is parked in the linker set for 
the 'crd' device; it is almost certainly its ioctl() handler, and is 
thus invoked when a user-space program makes an ioctl call on a 
/dev/crd* node.

mike