[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Thanks for the comments. As I don't have much experience in it, I've >asked Bastian Blank for advice, and he suggested that it's better to >do it with udev rules, since then we can be sure that the needed sysfs >entries have been created by the time the script runs. However, one >problem with that approach is that it is impossible to rmmod the >module then, as the daemon needs to be *stopped* before the module is >removed, otherwise rmmod aborts with "ERROR: Module ipw3945 is in >use". Is there a way to work around this problem in udev, or should I >just stick to modprobe instead? No, I think modprobe directives are more appropriate for this task. You need a script anyway to change the sysfs permissions, create the /var/run/ directory, etc. So it can as well wait for the sysfs files to appear. Let me know if you have more doubts.
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