> > - Changing /sbin/hotplug invocations ... now it can
> > only support "add" and "del" events. (USB now
> > uses "add" and "remove", though "remove" doesn't
> > try to do anything yet.)
> >
> > This removes the intended flexibility whereby
> > different subsys
David Brownell wrote:
> - Changing /sbin/hotplug invocations ... now it can
> only support "add" and "del" events. (USB now
> uses "add" and "remove", though "remove" doesn't
> try to do anything yet.)
>
> This removes the intended flexibility whereby
> differen
I'm glad to see the CardBus/PCI and network hotplug
support start happening!
Would you motivate two changes I noticed?
- Changing /sbin/hotplug invocations ... now it can
only support "add" and "del" events. (USB now
uses "add" and "remove", though "remove" doesn't
try to
Date:Thu, 02 Nov 2000 03:05:45 -0500
From: Jeff Garzik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
DaveM - netdevice.h seems like the best place to include businfo.h.
Since it doesn't include anything but linux/types.h, that should
eliminate any worry about a nightmare of nested includes...
Ok.
Note - this is just an RFC patch, do not apply. It compiles, but is not
tested.
Attached is a patch against 2.4.0-test10 which updates the kernel's
hotplug capabilities per recent discussions (both public and private).
Major changes:
* pci: Execute /sbin/hotplug for each hotplug device insertio
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