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Thus spake ???????????????? ??. ?????????????? on Fri, Oct 22, 2004 at 04:29:06PM CDT |
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> ???????? ?????? 22 ?????? 2004 23:51, ??/?? Lindsay Haisley ????????????: |
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> > The kernel must maintain this information in some form and location that |
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> > the udev subsystem can read it when performing matches. That's what I'm |
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> > looking for. |
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> /sys |
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So how does one determine search targets for KERNEL matches in udev rules by |
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looking at /sys, or examining it with udevinfo? Please explain. |
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udevinfo gives lots of info on BUS, ID and various SYSFS search terms, but |
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I've never seen anything that would give me definitive terms to match with |
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the KERNEL search field in udev rules. |
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I did some searching for the answer on google and didn't find anything there |
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either, except for a lot of pages stating taht KERNEL is used to "match the |
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kernel device name" without explaining where where the udev subsystem goes |
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to find such a match. |
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This is probably OT for this list, and perhaps I would do better to ask it |
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somewhere else. |
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