> I believe udevd is still hanging around..
> try fuser $LFS or $LFS/dev and see who is using the directory/.
The only "udevd" running is that of my build platform (Debian unstable)
which starts when I reboot and mount *PROPER* /dev.
When I run my nALFS profile /mythfe/dev gets created and, with a chroot
inside "/mythfe/" then udevstart is run.
lsof and fuser both show the pid of the udevd from Debian ("/sbin/udevd
--daemon") using the /mythfe/dev/ directory....so any ideas how it get it
to release this? If I kill the udevd won't this affect the Debian /dev/
filesystem as well?
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