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Jaswinder Singh Rajput wrote:
> I am planning to use hpet2 from modules. But currently it seems
> hpet_readl() and hpet_writel() are not accessible from outside the
> kernel. Is there any plans to export them.

hpet_ioctl_common was intended to be exported, but isn't.

Better use hrtimers.


Regards,
Clemens