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> But I was actually referring to your "you see the leds in /sys/ of all
> the network adapters". That problem still persists, right?

It is not really a problem. You see all the PHYs in /sys. You see all
the PCI devices in /sys. Because these all have globally unique names,
it is not a problem.

What is not globally unique is interface names. Those are only unique
to a network name space. And /sys/class/net is network name space
aware. It only contains the interfaces in the current network name
space.

	Andrew