Currently, after installing udev a reboot is needed to let the init script safely mount the tmpfs over /dev. This sucks, and I'm asking for suggestions about what I need to do to make reboot-less installation possible. So far, I know that I need to: - mount --move /dev/pts and /dev/shm somewhere else - mount the tmpfs - move back --move /dev/pts and /dev/shm - run udevstart - restart gpm (for the /dev/gpmdata pipe) and syslogd (for the /dev/log socket) Should I just ignore races? -- ciao, | Marco | [9905 dumJUz7Lvhc/U]
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