[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Current bootscripts don't work with rule_generator udev rules, because we run
udevtrigger before / is mounted read-write. We need to copy the generated rules
to /etc/udev/rules.d as part of udev_retry. Code was copied from Debian
testing's udev package.
This is a bug in udev, and should be fixed there. The problem is that
Marco d'Itri (the Debian maintainer of udev and the author of the
scripts) has Debian-centric view on his package. Nobody except Debian
use the copy-rules technique. This has already been discussed on
linux-hotplug-devel, and he (according to your message, falsely) assures
that his scripts work with both methods: retry-uevents (recommended) and
copy-rules (Debian-specific).
I propose to drop installation of the persistent helpers until this (and
the wish about serial-based CDROM persistence and path_id-based network
card persistence) is properly fixed upstream.
P.S. Sorry, I have to go to the conference in less than 24 hours, and
won't be able to discuss this issue from there - no Internet access.
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Alexander E. Patrakov
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