On Tue, Feb 07, 2006 at 07:44:07AM +0100, Lubos Vrbka wrote:
>hi,
>
>>>Just did an `apt-get upgrade` on my Sid system and since it pulled in a
>>>new kernel I rebooted. During booting I was greated with _lots_ of
>>>message from udev about not being able to run hotplugd or udevd (I'm
>>>fairly sure those were the programs it was complaining about, I didn't
>>>find any trace of those messages in /var/log/* so I'm relying on my
>>>memory here).
>>>
>>>Anyone else seeing the same?
>>>Anyone who can offer a solution that'll make it go away ;-)
>>>
>i experience similar (same?) problem with the 2.6.15-something kernel
>that is in the sid right now. i also don't remember the message, but it
>is udevd that complains that it cannot run something (i recall seeing
>something like 'runscript' on the error line and then some path
>beginning with /lib/). the system however boots fine.
>
>this happens only with the distribution kernel. my self-compiled
>kernels work fine.
Yes, just verified it on my second machine. udev apparently tries to run
stuff located in '/lib/udev/', and it doesn't find it. I have 3745
udevd_events written to the console during boot regarding this :( It
seems the system isn't hurting from it though, everything's working fine
AFAICT :)
/M
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