> >> While I'm at it, would be nice with an /etc/mdev.d/ dir where packages >> like qemu could install an /etc/mdev.d/kvm file and similar. > > sounds like a reasonable config option and should be easy to support. patches > welcome ;).
Put in mind ability to use envdir. In essence, our mdev.conf can be easily converted from strongly tabulated records to a reduced script, which sets environment to match against. Then envdir might be the tool to fetch those records fast. Moreover, a filesystem hierachy itself could be very good tool for storing mdev rules. Imagine: /etc/mdev.conf/ match 644 -- contains matching regexp name 644 -- contains new device name oncreate 755 -- script to be run at creation links/* -- symlinks to point to new device ... Easily extensible. Though seems to look like ancient hotplug.d/, the level is new. What do you think of that, Mike? -- Vladimir _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list busybox@busybox.net http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
