On Apr 05, Roger Leigh <[email protected]> wrote: > The new udev is creating files in /run (if present): Indeed.
> While it will be fine for udev to do this when /run is supported > in initscripts, right now it's not. So how could /run be present if it is not supported by the system init scripts? > As a result, udev is going to start putting things there on > the root filesystem, and this is going to interfere with upgrades No: /run needs to be writeable when udev is started, this happens before / is remounted rw so udev will not use it even if the empty mount point exists at boot time. > Would it be possible to explicitly disable this for the time > being? Only if you can show a situation in which something will break because of the current code. Cases in which the local admin caused the breakage do not count. -- ciao, Marco
signature.asc
Description: Digital signature
