Hello, I have read that there are 3 types, char, block and network. Does it follow that if I write a device driver for my custom FPGA that it MUST fit in to this structure? Assuming this to be the case, would it be best to use the char device type and then use fseek to access a given address within the memory map of the FPGA? Are there any other options other than user space hacking (I need to handle interrupts so I don't think I can do this). Regards, Dave Wooff
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