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Subject: Standard handling of boolean attributes in sysfs.
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Hi All,

Just wondering what the feeling would be about having
a utility function similar to sysfs_streq to provide a
consistent option for all those sysfs attributes out there
where

1, on, true -> 1
0, off, false -> 0

Or does such a beast already exist and I'm just being unobservant?

Jonathan