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Subject: Is d_mmap used ?
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Hi,



I'm working on porting "/sys/fs/devfs" to NetBSD, and I noticed that it 
doesn't call "d_mmap" in "struct cdevsw". So is memory mapping of devices in 
"/dev" not supported. Or is "d_mmap" called from somewhere else ?



--HPS