Alexander E. Patrakov wrote:
Message at the end is forwarded from linux-hotplug-devel.
Basically, it means that we have three options WRT udev and hotplug.
1) Upgrade to their new way of handling things, (i.e., linux-2.6.15 +
patches, new udev, new rules, no hotplug).
2) Keep everything as it is currently (i.e., linux >= 2.6.12, udev,
current rules, hotplug)
3) Remove both udev and hotplug, revert to static /dev
But (1) means that we WILL break things at least for Darren Salt
(i.e., make his computer unbootable--do you want this for your own
system?). The "unable to wait reliably for all hotplug events" problem
looks unsolvable.
(2) is not currently supported upstream, so if we choose this, we are
on our own.
This leaves us with no option other than (3). Sorry for my inability
to say anything else.
I've been doing that udev coldplugging for a while now with no issues at
all, what's unique about Darren's setup.
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