Ainsi parlait Borsenkow Andrej : > > Looking into log, i found a maybe-related error message: > > devfsd[68] error calling "symlink" in "GLOBAL" > > Well it may be related > > Edit rc.sysinit, call devfsd with -t 2 option (should be enough); look > in messages what happens with /dev/snd. Send me messages. Send me ls -lR > /lib/dev-state as well. Here you have. >From what appears here, it seems alsa is started just before devfs copy previously saved links. Also, the previous error message is gone. Notice however that adding the -t 2 option to devfsd invocation, which seems only to be a log verbosity level from man page, triggers an error message during boot, right after loopback filesystem mounting, which is not present in /var/log/messages: running devfs acction; devfsd: no process killed
> It needs to be done on startup to be sure to catch the error. > > I repeat - it works here. I would be happy to help but I have zero > problems with stock kernels. I do have problems with kernels I compile > but that's different story. That's my case also (self-compiled kernel) -- Guillaume Rousse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> GPG key http://lis.snv.jussieu.fr/~rousse/gpgkey.html
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