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here's my feedback on the implementation:
- open() should return -EBUSY in case the device is INUSE, not -EACCES
> Sounds reasonable
- release() should probably contain BUG_ON(!dev->flag & INUSE), it does
only get called by VFS for open file descriptors
> Okay.
- readv()/writev() don't look like it does the job actually...
> Yes, they're only skeletons at the moment. It's a matter of mapping
its stuff to the iucv buffer list version of send/receive.

The code looks pretty good overall, except for the coding style which
does
not fit the Linux Kernel.
> Any useful tools to convert?

Any plans of merging this into the Linux Kernel?
> I'd like to eventually.

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