I don't reboot that often (-: so I didn't notice until now, but actually, /dev/toshiba is (of course) recreated each time you load the toshiba module, and removed when it is rmmodded. Every time, you have to go chmod or chgrp it in order for e.g. wmtuxtime to work. I plan to set up a local rc.script to do just that at boot time, but of course, ideally, it should not be necessary.
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