On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 9:18 AM, Tobias Powalowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi guys, > Aaron already did a good job, i commited the following to trunk: > > removed migrate_udev > -> initscripts do the job > removed start_udev > -> initscripts do the job > updated readme-udev-arch.txt > -> changed some stuff to fit to new udev handling > removed cdrom-rules.patch > -> cdroms are not symlinked by path so this patch is useless > changed 80-drivers.rules to work with module blacklisting > -> load-modules.sh doesn't support modprobing and blacklisting multiple > modules in a line > removed unneeded lines from 51-arch.rules > -> since 2.6.22 the scsi help modules are autoloaded, also rtc_clock > renamed 51-arch.rules to 81-arch.rules to not interfere with standard rules > -> add our small changes at the end of rules cascade > > The 81-arch.rules file includes: > - loading of some modules which cannot be autodetected > - simple cdrom/dvd symlinking > - arch specific group settings > - symlinking devices in /dev probably coming from devfs style > im not sure about all of them > > One note about udev-127: > - Our default rules moved to /lib/udev/rules.d/ . > - /etc/udev/rules.d is also parsed for user specific udev files and will be > loaded before the default rules. > - If you have rules with the same name, /etc/udev/rules.d/ willl be loaded and > the system default will be ignored. > > If we start moving udev to testing, we should rebuild other packages to move > the rules to the new system default directory, but it will not break anything > because the old directory is parsed too. > > If you want to test udev-127 grab it from here: > http://dev.archlinux.org/~tpowa/udev/
Gah, please don't do this. I had lots of changes locally and you knew I was in the process of updating this and changing things due to all the emails I had going around.... I had a local build with all these changes already,... This just made all the work I did (and was doing) moot and duplicated. Next time please contact me. The web interface does indicate it is my package and it is known that I was working on it...
