If the initramfs root filesystem contains /sbin/hotplug, the kernel
starts calling it very early in the kernel boot process, well before
/init has been called. In my case this resulted in lots of hotplug
segfault messages as the kernel boots, followed by a thoroughly unhappy
hotplug+udev once /init actually gets control.
To solve this, I deleted /sbin/hotplug from the initramfs archive and
modified /init to reinstate it once it gets control. This works fine,
but seems inelegant. Is there a better solution? Should sbin/hotplug be
called at all before the kernel has passed control to /init?
Andrew Walrond
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