Le 09/06/2014 16:57, BLFS Trac a écrit :
> #5128: eudev-1.7
> -------------------------+------------------------------
>  Reporter:  fo           |       Owner:  pierre.labastie
>      Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  closed
>  Priority:  normal       |   Milestone:  7.6
> Component:  BOOK         |     Version:  SVN
>  Severity:  normal       |  Resolution:  fixed
>  Keywords:               |
> -------------------------+------------------------------
> 
> Comment (by fo):
> 
>  Thanks for the update.
> 
>  The problem is that the objective of the page is not to install eudev, but
>  to add new features to the installed one, needed for some BLFS packages
>  and which could not be included in LFS, due to the lack of dependencies.
>  This was pointed out to you by Bruce, who also agreed with me about the
>  difference betwenn LFS (installed) and BLFS (eventually newer) eudev
>  versions.
> 
>  Replying to [comment:4 pierre.labastie]:
>  > To test upgrading, I have built LFS SVN-20140527 (with eudev-1.6), on a
>  virtual machine with an LVM disk.
>  > Had some difficulties with the initramfs (udevd is back to /sbin...)
>  > The upgraded to eudev-1.7
> 
>  So, you built a vm just for this upgrade.
> 
>  > Everything seems to run smoothly, but I do not have much (virtual)
>  harware (one NIC, one graphic card).
> 
>  In the past, before systemd broke udev, I used to upgrade udev (I think
>  you can find it in the archives, some dev wrote I was "very courageous" or
>  something like that). Only once had a problem, IIRC. For the book, due to
>  the responsibility, I did not want to do what once and, after your note,
>  still today was not supposed to be done.
> 
>  Not being a page for installing a package, but having a page to update is
>  just a waist of time, already spent in LFS.
> 
>  Also, I do not want to have the responsibility to eventually induce a
>  breakage in a user system.
> 
>  > All in all, I left the title as it was, but kept the version in the
>  tarball name, adding a note about
>  > upgrading.
> 
>  Adding one note about potential problems is another demonstration that the
>  book's page should be reversed to the old style.
> 
>  One question you posed was if anybody had done it before, and at least
>  Bruce wrote that he didn't, and it was a response, although not direct.
> 
>  I don't think that building a LFS just to update eudev is worth the
>  trouble, and I certainly will never do it, and doubt any other developer
>  but you would.
> 
>  Therefore, I will reverse the page to the old style,
> 
>  Thanks, anyway.
> 
I do not really understand your answer: what Bruce wrote (maybe I missed some
other mails, because I do not receive his mails too), was that he did not want
to change the title. He did not tell he wanted the page back to the old style,
or maybe I did not understand.
But if you really want to change the page, please ask Bruce first, this is his
layout, not mine...

Pierre
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