Linus Lüssing wrote:
> Hi Marek,
> 
> actually, there were two reasons for renaming that I guess. One
> was out of "laziness" and I wanted to keep the number of
> parameters of a BAT_ATTR_* macro as less as possible. Otherwise
> I'd have to have another field, one for stating the name in sysfs
> and one for the name in bat_priv.
> 
> I then was wondering why the names between sysfs and bat_priv
> shouldn't be the same instead (or +_enabled for switch/bool
> attributes). I could have renamed the part in bat_priv to
> aggregate_ogms_enabled but found that a little long (the same for
> fragmentation_enabled). Or the _enabled parts could be removed in
> bat_priv, but making it less obvious, what kind of values they
> might take.
> 
> So I thought that just aggregation might be a good trade-off. And
> that anyone who might be confused by the names, not knowing what
> they might be used for, should use batctl instead (and its manpage
> for explanations).
> 
> Or would anybody prefer another solution (of the ones described
> above)?

Please don't change the sysfs names.

And document all your sysfs files for sysfs-class-net-mesh and
sysfs-class-net-batman-adv in linux-merge.git

Still missing stuff are:
 * fragmentation (@Andreas - your part)
 * gw_mode (can be documented later)
 * hop_penalty
 * num_bcasts
 * log_level

Thanks,
	Sven