What ever you feel I don't care.As an end user I do not like the document. Its not easy to understand. For an example some one goes to high school to learn programming in C.
There rather than telling them how to write a Hello World program. You give the child a document of 2000 pages which is containing references to system calls like 1)ioctl 2)KERN_ALERT 3)int 4) printf() 5) jiffy 6) O_WRITE etc etc and in front of each of the above lines you describe what is the value of above 5 example parameters. As int is used to declare an integer type ioctl communicates with devices KERNL_ALERT is used to give alert to kernel I gave the above just as an example there are 2000 pages. The poor child reads all those 2000 pages and when he asks the question how to write program Hello World he is slapped by a community of Open Souce experts. Like you are just now crying. I will suggest you delete all the documentation it is not needed. There are a lot of Good guides etc etc type of non sense on internet in form of forums IRC's and some Linux consultants who earn their bread and butter like that. Leave that part to them. I don't care if your documentation is not proper this community exist that itself is the greatest proof that even after reading docs people are unable to get their things working.
