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> But as I said in the other email, we should probably have devfs communicate
> the type of device to devd to save some rather complex code in userland.
> (The regexp matching all our ethernet drivers in devd.conf have always
> irritated me).

Tell me how to extract this information, and I'll add it to devd :-)

Warner