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> When I create /dev/hdc it stays for one reboot. |
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> These values I've got in /etc/conf.d/rc: |
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> RC_DEVICES="udev" |
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> RC_DEVICE_TARBALL="yes" |
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> hdc is a cdrom on my laptop. What can cause this? |
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Turn off the tarball option, or create /dev/hdc and recreate your tarball. |
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What's happening is upon startup the tarball is used to create the initial |
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/dev contents. I'm willing to bet the tarball does not have the /dev/hdc |
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link, therefore it is not being created. |
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I know that when I did the udev migration it had some steps to build the |
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tarball, but as I remember I too was missing the /dev/hd{c,d} links. By |
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setting tarball to no, udev manually recreates the /dev directory based upon |
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the devices themselves so it will be there. |
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Dave |
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