On 9/17/07, Isaac Dupree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hisham Muhammad wrote: > > The Udev task had a lot of replicated stuff about mounting other > > filesystems that shouldn't be there (this interfered when restarting > > the Udev task with StopTask and StartTask, for example.), so I removed > > those calls to mount. Sorry about neglecting to mention this before. > > You need to edit your /System/Settings/BootScripts/BootUp file so that > > the "Mounting system filesystems" line (mount -a -t tmpfs, sysfs, > > procfs) runs before the Udev Start call. > > > >> Even now, the newer rules try to use groups cdrom, cdrw, console, and > >> usb, that aren't on my system. > > > > Yes, I spotted this: here's a newer Udev recipe. > > > > http://hisham.gobolinux.org/Udev--115--recipe.tar.bz2 > > > > There shouldn't be any references to cdrw, console and usb. I kept the > > cdrom group: please add to you /System/Settings/group file a line > > like: > > > > cdrom:x:13:<any users you want there> > > Okay, those two changes are done and the new recipe installed and it > works for me... > > 50-udev-default.rules still references 'console' group a bunch, and I > get messages about no console group existing; I didn't find any other > rules from non-Udev that referenced 'console'.
That's because there is no longer a 50-udev-default.rules file. This one you have is lingering in /Programs/Udev/Settings because of older installations. Should be safe to remove. > Udev is still trying and failing to delete /System/Kernel/Objects > repeatedly (according to log-messages on the console, while booting and > while shutting down, IIRC.) I've seen stuff like this (but it was /S/K/Devices, but I'm not sure) and I have no clue on what's causing this. I need to investigate more. > > Diverging to a related topic: I think we need a way so I can commit > > those recipes (to let us have proper versioning) without breaking > > people's systems when they use Freshen and friends. I understand > > Gentoo has masked ebuilds, most distros have unstable repos. > > Suggestions, anyone? > > A note: I've been using something like > > Compile -n Udev -e 115.2 > http://hisham.gobolinux.org/Udev--115--recipe.tar.bz2 > > so that I can revert to any version I want easily. Revisions don't > normally do that... being able to revert here is more important when > it's distro-specific unstableness (as I just had to, last udev recipe :) Good trick. :) -- Hisham _______________________________________________ gobolinux-devel mailing list gobolinux-devel@lists.gobolinux.org http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-devel
