Michal Soltys wrote:
As for your #3 idea, you can store that blacklist file in i.e.
/dev/.udev/blacklist, which you can remove later, after udev processing.
Also, rc.sysinit script you could add extra trigger pass for failed
events, i.e.
Actually, let it stay there. /dev/.udev/ is always present after udevd is
started, and is never removed. So just generate the blacklist early in
rc.sysinit, like you suggested, and keep it there - this way it can be
reused whenever script responsbile for loading modules is called.
Cheers
