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From: Nate Williams <nate@mt.sri.com>
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Subject: Re: Who Caught My PS/2 mouse?! + unknown PCI bridge + DD mode 
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> > I think that the device ought to be blocking by default, with a fcntl or
> > ioctl to get the non-blocking alternative, rather than having two 
> > different devices.  
> 
> 	The author of psm code will make some decision, I hope?

The author of moused needs to make the decision, not the device driver
authors.


Nate