atapicam load question

2006-01-21 Thread dick hoogendijk
Hi,

When I kldload atapicam the permissions in /etc/devfs.conf for cd0
are _not_ honored. (I want cd0 to have 0666)
When I put atapicam_load=YES in /boot/loader.conf the permissions are
set the way I want them.

I would like to make the choice for atapicam later if posssible, so my
question is: why are the permissions not honored by devfs.conf when it
creates a /dev/cd0 device after a kldload ?

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Re: atapicam load question

2006-01-21 Thread Fabian Keil
dick hoogendijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 When I kldload atapicam the permissions in /etc/devfs.conf for cd0
 are _not_ honored. (I want cd0 to have 0666)
 When I put atapicam_load=YES in /boot/loader.conf the permissions
 are set the way I want them.
 
 I would like to make the choice for atapicam later if posssible, so my
 question is: why are the permissions not honored by devfs.conf when it
 creates a /dev/cd0 device after a kldload ?

/etc/devfs.conf is for boot-time configuration only.
What you're looking for is /etc/devfs.rules.

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Re: atapicam load question

2006-01-21 Thread Danny Pansters
On Saturday 21 January 2006 14:26, Fabian Keil wrote:
 dick hoogendijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  When I kldload atapicam the permissions in /etc/devfs.conf for cd0
  are _not_ honored. (I want cd0 to have 0666)
  When I put atapicam_load=YES in /boot/loader.conf the permissions
  are set the way I want them.
 
  I would like to make the choice for atapicam later if posssible, so my
  question is: why are the permissions not honored by devfs.conf when it
  creates a /dev/cd0 device after a kldload ?

 /etc/devfs.conf is for boot-time configuration only.

Not true, you just need to restart devfs.

 What you're looking for is /etc/devfs.rules.

 Fabian

Dan
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