Well after a long break, it's back to trying to figure out this udev
business. Using Phil's suggestions I verified that I was indeed running
version 56 of udev. After downloading and building (and installing)
version 57 on the target, I'm still having nothing but problems trying
to get udev
Ah, yes good catch. Unfortunately it couldn't be something so simple
:(. I'm still getting the same behavior.
Amey, Geoff wrote:
I've since moved on to a different project, so I'm going from memory
here, but I believe that in the older versions of udev you might want
to use the single '='
Hi,
For udev ( anything else on the NFS root filesystem), you can use rpm to tell
you the package version.
It is a 2 step process, first find a binary or other file you want to find the
version of. Then query the rpm database to find which package it belongs to.
So for your example of udevd
I'm trying to figure out exactly which version of udev I have with my
montavista distro. I try to run 'udevd --version' / 'udev --version'
but they just return me to the command prompt with no info at all. I
made sure to check that udev was indeed running with 'ps aux | grep
udev' and it's
Try looking into udevtest, I don't remember the exact sytax, but it
applies all of your udev rules to a particular /sys/ entry and prints
the result to the console.
Another thing to be aware of with udev is the version. The one that
came on my DM355 board was version 056, which doesn't support
