On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 12:07:44PM +0800, Gideon N. Guillen wrote:
> Jijo, are the /dev/hdx and /ev/sdx devices that devfsd was trying to
> load modules for the same devices that are listed in fstab? If so, you
> might want to use "--one-file-system" for uvscan under Amavis.
No, they are not, and "--one-file-system" doesn't work. With MODLOAD
reenabled in DevFS, uvscans with "--noboot --one-file-system" still
trigger modprobes for devices /dev/sdX, x in ['a'..'az'], and /dev/hdX
within the same range (plus a few additional weird ones like /dev/sd{).
My /etc/fstab only has mount points defined for partitions in /dev/sda,
and /dev/hda. None of these are modprobed, because the device entries
exist.
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