On Saturday 31 Jan 2004 15:28, Mike Frysinger wrote:
> > � Or is it just
> >
> > � � - Disable devfsd in kernel
> > � � - emerge -C devfsd
> > � � - Add fstab entry for /dev using udev to /etc/fstab
>
> even simpler ... just `emerge udev` and make sure you have hotplug
> support in the kernel ... the rest is magic
> -mike

OK Mike, it's working here but I had a little problem.  udev makes hard 
disk device nodes up to /dev/hd?20 but I have nodes up to 23 on one 
disk.  Now I've made the required nodes traditionally with mknod so all 
partitions mount OK, but will those nodes be remembered?

udevinfo -d still only lists up to 20, but I can find /block/hde/hde21 
to 23 in /dev/.udev.tdb.  However, the information on owner, group and 
permissions seems to be missing.

Peter
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