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Natanael Copa schrieb: |
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> I started with a mdev.conf i found somwhere (probably tinderbox) |
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> I actually think they never worked for me either. IIRC i checked the bb |
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> source and wondered if the links were supposed to work at all. I for got |
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> to remove them (or was too lazy) |
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I am now more or less done with mdev configuration (s. attached tar |
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ball, which is based on your scripts). I tried to create device files |
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with mdev in a way, that /dev looks like created by udev. To use this |
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with baselayout-2, you have to create /dev/null in |
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/lib/rcscripts/addons/mdev-start.sh inside the function seed_dev (s. tar |
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ball). |
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usb device file creation is not dependent on kernel option |
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CONFIG_USB_DEVICE_CLASS anymore, since this option is marked DEPRECATED. |
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There is only one question left. If I unplugged a usb device, I also |
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unload the usb bus driver. Does this make sense? What happens, if two |
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usb devices are plugged in and one is removed? |
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This is certainly not perfect, but it does work me. It is not a full |
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udev replacement. |
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I'm happy about any comments. |
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Regards, |
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Marc |
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