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Hi again, |
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As the handbook mentioned udev is default for Gentoo now. |
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I have 1479 devices and directories in /dev after startup Hmmm, wasn't |
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udev (and formerly devfs) meant to have only the devices needed? |
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Is hotplug still an issue or is it started by bootmisc? If i plug in my |
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USB stick (yes, I do have USB UHCI, EHCI, OHCI mass storage compiled |
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into the kernel) I can't mount it. |
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I remember some discussion about hotplug/coldplug and if coldplug makes |
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sense at all. |
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On the ~x86 installation based on 2005.0 there was no node in /dev for |
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sd*. If I plugged in the stick sda and sda1 came up and I could mount |
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sda1. |
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My questions: |
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Is the Gentoo UDEEV guide still valid for 2006.0? |
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How do I get rid of all these unneeded device nodes in /dev? |
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How do I ensure that devices plugged in while the system is up and |
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running arise (Emerging hotplug and add it to the default runlevel, |
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right?)? |
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Thanks in advance |
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Frank |
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