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>>But can I go back to devfs? How? Do I need to? |
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>Um, yeah, you can. Of course. But why do you want to? |
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>(see /etc/conf.d/rc at RC_DEVICES=3D"devfs" / =3D"udev") |
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>What do you need, you believe devfs can, but udev can't? |
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>Regards, |
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>Christian Parpart. |
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I am not an expert with devfs, udev or their interactions with the |
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kernel. Since I am going back to a 2.4.x kernel, I thought I would need |
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devfs. Are you saying the 2.4.x kernel will understand udev? |
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I have RC_DEVFDS_STARTUP="yes" in /etc/conf.d/rc. If I understood the |
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comments above that line, that is enabling devfs. I do not see a line for |
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--Karl |
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