I wonder if in the future, we can just eliminate /dev altogether (or map it
via sysfs until older apps move away from /dev). It just seems we could
represent major,minor in a sysfs node:
/sys/class/block/
`-- sda
|-- sda1
| - major
| - minor
| - raw
|-- sda2
| - major
| - minor
| - raw
`-- sda3
and so forth, or under a different branch elsewhere.
Does it make sense? Logical? Illogical? Do we really need /dev other than for
historical/legacy purposes?
Shawn.
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