Hi all, Just a technical information for those who are interested. While I created a new package called udev-light without any extras I used the latest Udev version 168 wich introduce a new system directory:
/run/udev This directory get all the runtime files created by udev at boot and replace the ugly and hidden directory /dev/.udev. It seems they have been a lot of discussion around that and finally all major distro will use (or already use) the /run directory for all early boot runtime files. I think we must adopt that /run directory as soon as possible in SliTaz so we follow latest standards. Also the next version of FSH 3.0 (File System Hierarchy) will include /run as a standard. This is much more clean than the /dev/.udev folder wich hide files to admin/users future more that these runtime files are not device node like all other files in /dev. In time we may also symlink /var/run to /run so we have a central place for all runtime files. Also it's not question about binding /var/run to /run, symlinks are much cleaner and clearer than bind mount, it also reduce system usage and memory. - Christophe --- SliTaz GNU/Linux Mailing list - http://www.slitaz.org/
