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> Shouldn't you be using the iio subsystem for the kernel/user interface
> as I think it handles most of this for you already, right?

The input layer will for a general driver, in fact an mpu3050 driver
just went into the input layer although there are some other bits in
this one that perhaps will want adding to it.

Alan