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Hello, |
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I've got a couple of older Pundit-R machines that we use as MythTV |
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frontend machines around the house. I was trying to get ready to do an |
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update on MythTV so I started working on both machines. In the process |
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I updated a lot of the basic system stuff on both machines but only |
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got udev updated on one box before I noticed a problem on that |
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machine. When booting it now scrolls a bunch of messages past very |
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early on about devices having failed. udev shows up in the lines so |
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I'm assuming it is a udev problem. Myth14 is failing: |
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myth14 ~ # eix -Ic udev |
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[I] sys-fs/udev (087): Linux dynamic and persistent device naming |
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support (aka userspace devfs) |
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Found 1 matches |
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myth14 ~ # |
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Myth12 is still working: |
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myth12 ~ # eix -Ic udev |
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[ I] sys-fs/udev (056): Linux dynamic and persistent device naming |
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support (aka userspace devfs) |
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Found 1 matches |
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myth12 ~ # |
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Where would I start looking for what's going wrong? There doesn't |
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seem to be any log file that holds boot time messages so I cannot |
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paste there here. Is there an app I can load that will save the |
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messages somewhere? Are they already saved somewhere that I haven't |
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found yet? |
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Thanks, |
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Mark |
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