ok, NEWS.Debian.gz:
The hotplug package has been disabled and should be manually purged.
This makes the following configuration files obsolete:
+ /etc/hotplug/*.rc and *.agent: the old hotplug files are not used
anymore. udev rules may be used to selectively disable coldplugging.
+ /etc/hotplug/usb/*.usermap: must be replaced by udev rules.
+ /etc/hotplug/blacklist*: should be replaced by modprobe configuration
directives (but now /etc/hotplug/blacklist.d/ will be processed by
modprobe).
What means 'should' here, in the last case ?
I came clear about my question is, why is there still /etc/hotplug when
hotplugging gets mainly configured in /etc/udev... is this just something
in transition or will it be a longterm institution.
- Is modprobe still using that or not ? Let's see...
module-init-tools (3.2-pre9-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* New upstream release.
* Removed the out of date French man pages from the source package.
* Added *temporary* support for /etc/hotplug/blacklist.d/.
Ah...hmpf.
So maybe it's just a slow transition....i wonder who will do the cleanup this
time.
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