Hi Erwin > when devtmpfs is selected in the kernel, it doesn't mean udev isn't used. Thats right, but i can leave away the cold boot event creation of udev, which takes quite some boot time. The current udev package uses the /etc/init/ udevtrigger.conf udevmonitor.conf udev-finish.conf
which should only be installed if devtmpfs is not enabled in kernel. udev.conf should stay of course. Best regards Tim -- ptxdist mailing list ptxdist@pengutronix.de
