Hi,
I apologise for the cross-posting and if this is not the right forum in
which to bring this up, but I'd like to ask this: *Why* does gnome have
a dependency to udev? Can it not simply utilize the hotplug features of
udev if it exists and just use the regular /dev directory if
On Wed, Apr 05, 2006 at 11:54:44AM -0400, Derek Piper wrote:
Hi,
I apologise for the cross-posting and if this is not the right forum
in which to bring this up, but I'd like to ask this: *Why* does gnome
have
a dependency to udev? Can it not simply utilize the hotplug
Derek Piper wrote:
[...]
I want to upgrade a couple of machines to kernel 2.6.16
Apparently you need a later version of udev than is in the debian stable
branch (0.056). [...]
:O
You just explained my problems with 2.6.16.1. Since the mirrors in my
sources.list didn't have 2.6.16, I went to
Derek Piper wrote:
You just explained my problems with 2.6.16.1. Since the mirrors in my
sources.list didn't have 2.6.16, I went to kernel.org and got the
source, compiled it and installed it.
Since then, I've had a couple of hard lockups, a kernel panic, and a
register dump (completed by
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