[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your configuration doesn't autoload modules when one plugs a USB
device (e.g. a flash drive) in. You need to add "modalias" rules for
this.
I don't really understand.. the official way to do things now is
loading modules manually via modprobe at startup, right? with
while [ $(cat /proc/*/status 2> /dev/null | grep -c -E
'^Name:.udevd?$')
-gt 1 ]; do
sleep 1
done
thanks, added this to my script!
Your configuration doesn't autoload modules when one plugs a USB
device (e.g. a flash drive) in. You need to add "modalias" rules for
this.
I don't really unde
Gottfried Haider wrote:
[c6/Udev-071]
installed udev-075
rewrote udev init.d-script, based on SUSE10: http://sukzessiv.net/udev
made /lib/udev for scripts,etc and /lib/udev/devices for static device
nodes (currently: fd, stdin, stdout, stderr, core)
removed last lines of 25-lfs.rules (running p
