On Dec 18, Jeroen van Wolffelaar <jeroen@wolffelaar.nl> wrote: > Note: I an _not_ subscribed, so you need to CC me. You'd better add a /working/ Mail-Followup-To header next time, then... > | udev is not configured to use devfs-style devices. > | > | Your system WILL BREAK if you run udev with its default configuration. Actually this warning is obsolete, because since a long time udev installs a devfs-compatible configuration if it can detect devfs being mounted. > I didn't dare to have any system rebooted yet, but fear for the results, > that this upgrade caused our systems to become unbootable. It does not take much to RTFM and check /etc/udev/rules.d/. Actually, it's much worse to not reboot quickly after udev has been installed, because it may start messing with your old /dev. -- ciao, | Marco | [9894 innJB7DrexDcc]
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