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Subject: Re: usb module orginization
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In message: <20030707071617.GD44762@funkthat.com>
            John-Mark Gurney <gurney_j@efn.org> writes:
: I would like to move the usb modules into a subdir like the many
: other "groups" of modules already in the tree.  (i2c, digi, geom,
: netgraph, to name a few)
: 
: i.e. modules/usb/ucom, modules/usb/usb, modules/usb/aue etc.
: 
: Comments?

I think that's fine.  You aren't moving the files from dev/usb are
you?

The problem is that if people have MODULES_OVERRIDE in their kernel
config file, they will need to be changed.

Warner