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Thus spake Greg KH on Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 01:45:10AM CDT |
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> On Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 01:30:19AM -0500, Lindsay Haisley wrote: |
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> > Here's a rather more polished, less buggy version of kscan.c, as a diff |
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> > against udevstart.c. |
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> You do realize that the current version of udev is 042, not 030, right? |
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> udevstart is radically different in the current version. |
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Yes, I'm running gentoo stable, which is at 030. Unstable is at 042. If |
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I'm going to mess with this stuff and try to talk intelligently (?) about it |
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I should get on the same plane with everyone else :/ |
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> Also, what you are looking for (a list of all kernel class devices) can |
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> be done with the following short bit of shell code. Feel free to add |
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> the 'KERNEL=' portion to the beginning of every line if you think it's |
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> necessary. |
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Not necessary, only convenient, as is the SYSFS{blah}="foo" output from |
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udevinfo. |
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This script works fine, and gives the required information. The C patch I |
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tossed out is slightly more informative in that it breaks devices down by |
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category and makes them easier to find in the output, but the end result is |
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the same. |
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If it's not already there, this script certainly belongs in the |
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distribution. |
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> thanks, |
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> greg k-h |
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And thank you for all your good work on this! |
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