2.4 in-kernel file opening

Hi,

can anybody tell me why there is no sys_open() exported in kernel/ksyms.c 
in 2.4 kernels while the sys_close() is there? And what is then the 
preferred way of opening files from within a 2.4 kernel module?

Thank you,
Martin
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