Follow-up:
Since lirc is using major/minor numbers in the Linux local use space, it's
probably not appropriate to actually have /sbin/MAKEDEV support them; which
means that the postinst needs to call mknod directly as it does now.
However, this does the wrong thing on devfs- or udev-using systems. It
would be a good idea to include the MAKEDEV checks for non-static dev in
the lirc postinst:
if [ -d /dev/.static/dev/ ] [ wd = /dev ] [ -e /proc/mounts ] \
grep -qE '^[^ ]+ /dev/\.static/dev' /proc/mounts; then
cd /dev/.static/dev/
elif [ -d /.dev/ ] [ wd = /dev ] [ -e /proc/mounts ] \
grep -qE '^[^ ]+ /\.dev' /proc/mounts; then
cd /.dev/
elif [ -d .udevdb/ ] [ wd = /dev ]; then
echo .udevdb presence implies active udev. Aborting MAKEDEV invocation.
# use exit 0, not 1, so postinst scripts don't fail on this
exit 0
fi
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# don't stomp on devfs users
if [ -c .devfsd ]
then
echo .devfsd presence implies active DevFS. Aborting MAKEDEV invocation.
# use exit 0, not 1, so postinst scripts don't fail on this
exit 0
fi
Also, lirc is creating not just /dev/lirc, but also two pipes: /dev/lircd
and /dev/lircm. Even though historically a number of packages have done
this, pipes don't belong in /dev.
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