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As you can see the TTY layer covers many types of pieces of hardware. Because
it does cover so many types this presents very difficult issues. What we have
seen is no clear boundaries between the various types of devices. You see
-things like pieces of tty/console code sprinckled throughout various low level
+things like pieces of tty/console code sprinkled throughout various low level
drivers. This makes driver writing more complex than it needs to be.
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