On Feb 10, Kevin Coyner wrote:
> The file 91-permissions.rules sets group ownership of /dev/nvram to
> kmem. I presume it does this for a reason although I do not know why.
> I'm concerned that the tpb rule, in setting that group ownership to
> nvram, might cause new problems. Any idea why 91-pe
Just one more thought on this
The file 91-permissions.rules sets group ownership of /dev/nvram to
kmem. I presume it does this for a reason although I do not know why.
I'm concerned that the tpb rule, in setting that group ownership to
nvram, might cause new problems. Any idea why 91-permiss
Package: tpb
Version: 0.6.4-4
Severity: important
Tags: patch
Presently tpb has a udev rule with a default priority of 60. On my system,
there is a rule lib/udev/rules.d/91-permissions.rules that resets the group
ownership of /dev/nvram to kmem, effectively overwriting the effect of the
60-tpb.rul
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