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From: mdean <mdean@best.com>
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Subject: Device drivers
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Do device driver names have to have only letters, attempting to name my
driver dio48s.c has caused some "syntax errors" with config. I assume I
need to rename it as it is looking at the 48 as if it is a unit number?