On Sat, 14 Oct 2000, David S. Miller wrote:
>
> The loop would be a no-op but the remove_proc_entry call would not.
> Perhaps you didn't notice that there too? It's pretty close to the
> loop :-)
Ok.
In fact, it's in the _wrong_ part.
That remove_proc_entry() should be there in the same place where we remove
the entry in teh list, wouldn't you say? Makes tons more sense that way,
doesn't crash, and is understandable.
Linus
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