Frans Pop wrote: > > Then the module would still fail to initialize[1] -- and hw-detect can > > notice this file, and prompt the user for firmware, and then remove and > > reload the module if it's provided. > > Possibly something like 'udevtrigger --retry-failed' might work too.
Just tried this, doesn't seem to work in the case where a module loaded but failed to init due to missing firmware. > We probably do still need to make sure > - if we install firmware from a package that licence requirements are met > (e.g. display a debconf message included in the package) What's an example of a package that needs to do this? -- see shy jo
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