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After reading a bit of the udev code I finally answered my own question on |
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this. The information required to match KERNEL keys in rules _is_ in sysfs, |
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it's just that it's not well documented anywhere. |
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I hacked a bit on udevstart.c, which scans the devfs filesystem, and am |
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attaching the result, kscan.c which reports all valid targets for KERNEL |
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keys. The program requires the same compile includes that udevstart does, |
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so put it in the root of the udev source distribution and copy/paste the |
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relevant gcc options from a make of the source. |
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This is admittedly crude, but it gets the job done. Ideally the same |
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functionality might be built into udevinfo so that a cl option would produce |
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the same list. |
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