hi list I've just uploaded a "udev" contrib package.
udev replaces the "normal" static /dev directory with a dynamic ram-based filesystem. This means: only device-nodes for hardware that actually exists in the system, stable device-names based on hardware IDs, and more Would be cool, if there are brave users out there who could try this their dev-systems :) I've udev running on IDE-only systems for some weeks now. But haven't tested X / sound / $whatever. The way I implemented the init script, udev starts *after* mounting all local filesystems. This means there is currently no 100% way to get it working with evms. There is also a small problem with tsl-initrd not generating new initrds, but this should be fixed soon. The tmpfs is mounted over the static /dev directory during boot. So, if it's *not* working for you, just disable udev via chkconfig and you have your old static /dev directory back after a reboot. Thanks in advance Olaf _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
