Jim Gifford wrote:
> May needs some more changes for udev 058 and 2.6.12 kernel. Will check
> it out.
> 
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> 
> Subject:
> [ANNOUNCE] udev 058 release
> From:
> Greg KH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> Also, the rules file structure and use is changing again, in more
> powerful ways.  For more details on this, and if you currently rely on
> the /etc/dev.d/ feature, please read the RELEASE-NOTES file in the main
> udev directory.  A online version can be found here:
> http://www.kernel.org/git/?p=linux/hotplug/udev.git;a=blob;h=9b7fa3133013c4dfc1bc5d759cd198e8aafdef83;hb=5e65ab9a191268fec7cddf6b7d8c0fefd2a6b920;f=RELEASE-NOTES

Hmmm... looks like dev.d is going away, to be replaced by individual
keys in the rules file(s).  For example, for the dev.rtc.max_user_freq
sysctl that we were talking about a while ago, instead of putting that
script into /etc/dev.d/rtc/, it looks like we could put it anywhere, and
add a:

KERNEL="rtc", RUN="/path/to/the/script"

to the udev rules file.

For the net.eth0.ipv4.tcp_max_whatever_it_was sysctl, it should work to
add a rule of KERNEL="eth0", RUN="/path/to/the/script", too.  As long as
the kernel's name will be set to "eth0", anyway.

(But I think that setting sysctls late -- at S90 -- is probably good
anyway.)

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