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On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 11:14:23PM -0400, Joshua Kinard wrote: |
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> Yeah, I think it's an easy fix either in openrc or in an initscript |
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> somewhere. I changed nothing except my kernel (was missing devtmpfs -- it's |
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> not under Filesystems!), uninstalled module-init-tools, and installed kmod + |
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> udev-181. Then rolled back the snapshot once I had the results. |
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When udev is linked against a library in /usr, this is not going to work |
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anymore, because udev won't start at all. |
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On many simple setups, yes, it's not going actually break much in my |
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testing on pure OpenRC. |
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udev starts in the sysinit runlevel, and /usr would normally only become |
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available later, in the boot runlevel, when localmount runs... |
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Consider this potential boot order: |
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sysinit/sysfs |
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sysinit/udev (fails without sysfs) |
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boot/modules (after udev, so udev rules work on modprobe) |
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boot/hwclock (needs rtc modules on some systems) |
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boot/fsck (after devices are available) |
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boot/root (after fsck) |
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boot/localmount (after fsck) |
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udev before modules is fairly critical for some hardware, so that it |
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gets configured properly. |
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Robin Hugh Johnson |
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Gentoo Linux: Developer, Trustee & Infrastructure Lead |
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E-Mail : robbat2@g.o |
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