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Il 08/02/2014 20:58, Andreas Färber ha scritto:
> Patch 03/06 makes it obvious that the header should live somewhere in
> include/ for documenting the base QOM type though.
>
> A minimally invasive alternative would be to move it from hw/char/ to
> include/hw/char/ - would that be acceptable for everyone as first step?

Ok.

> The other issue was that while the ipoctal232 device is right in
> hw/char/, tpci200.c and ipack.[hc] have nothing to do with char devices
> - therefore this patch proposed hw/ipack/, matching drivers/ipack/ in Linux.

It's okay, but I think I asked what other IPack modules exist and I had 
no answer.

Paolo