You again missed the bug report. :-) What does your Reply-To header say? Or is it the email client ?
On Wednesday 08 April 2015 06:06 PM, Tom Meumann wrote: > Oops yeah accidentally typed pm-utils instead of runtime-pm sorry. > > dmesg isn't complaining about any USB devices, they all appear to start > normally. > > Regarding removing the udev rules: I was just doing that temporarily for > debugging (to clear all the udev-triggered gunk from the boot logs so I > could see what was going on when the init system tried to run LMT, which > it turned out it was never trying to do anyway!!). > > I'm satisfied that my issue was being caused by the missing symlink. Can you please explain what missing symlink you are referring here ? > I'm not sure why udev is triggering all these events, but it seems a > less critical issue. I guess there might be a possibility that the > udev-triggered instances could block out the instance started by systemd > but that wasn't what was happening here... whether that could occur in > the future depends on the boot dependencies I guess... That's okay. udev should trigger events based on how devices appear/disappear. If nothing helps, you may want to run it in debug mode. But keep in mind that you'll have to do that from the shell, because the debug output will be printed on the shell. You can ofcourse use shell redirection to concatenate the screen output into a file. -- Ritesh Raj Sarraf RESEARCHUT - http://www.researchut.com "Necessity is the mother of invention."
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