Hi Arjen,
> this looks ENTIRELY like the wrong solution!
To be honoust: I'm not in favour of using refcounts unnecessarily either.
> Isn't it a LOT easier to just del_timer_sync() the timer from the module
> exit code? Mucking with module refcounts in a driver is almost always a
> sign of a bug or at least really bad design, and I think that is the
> case here.....
However, the goal is to make sure that the "watchdog" stays running and
watches the system and that it in case of abnormal behaviour reboots the system.
And you can't get that if you delete the timer.
Greetings,
Wim.
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