On Wed, 24 Jan 2001 at 19:08, Orlando Andico wrote:
>First, do not use DevFS if you can avoid it. I thought "DevFS is neat"
>and ran into lots of problems, e.g. with my /etc/fstab (try
>/dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 instead of /dev/hda1..)
Hmm ... I'm using DevFS right now (I tried it out when I upgraded to
2.4.0) and it's doing okay. I have proper symlinks to the ide/... via the
traditional /dev/hda1, et al. The only issue I have with the current
version of DevFS is that it doesn't have a feature to remember the
permissions of devices. So I had to modify my rc scripts to chmod my audio
and dsp files. I don't know what's giving you a tough time. Migration to
DevFS was a breeze for me. (Is it the Debian package being better
packaged? Hyuk hyuk, kidding.)
>Since I used DevFS, I also needed to get DevFSd and the DevFS
>permission-restoring script.
Hey, this I have to look for and find. (running dselect)
--> Jijo :-)
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