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From: ravi <ravi.nanjundappa@ap.sony.com>
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Hi,

I wanted to know whether there is any structure in FreeBSD that
corresponds to the file_operations structure of Linux ?

Is there any way to register read and write functions in a kernel module
for procfs ?


Regards,
N Ravi