re: aiodone and other kernel threads documentation
matthew green <[email protected]>
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I'm not sure it's worth describing all possible device/bus specific kernel threads. Generally such threads are used if the driver needs to do something that needs sleeping and should not happen synchronous. For pcmcia adaptors for example it is watching for card insertion/removal. i disagree. if something is important enough to need a kernel thread then the man page for it should meantion such. eg, all the driver man pages should meantion it. there are a limited number of non-driver kernel threads, and they also should have man pages with the same name. .mrg.