On Mon, Feb 19, 2007 at 11:36:29PM +0100, Michael Prokop wrote:
* David Härdeman <david@hardeman.nu> [20070219 22:15]:+# Check for problematic devices +problem=0 + +# USB / FireWire +if $(grep -q "usb\|ieee1394" /proc/devices); then + problem=1 +fiHow about: if $(ps | grep -q usb-storage); then problem=1 fi This way only boxes with usb-storage are affected by the booting delay and not all the boxes with for example an usb input device like an usb mouse. I just verified my "ps...usb-storage"-code: works as intented and booting from usb works fine then.
It won't work reliably because only the usb host driver is loaded once udevsettle exits (your screenshot at http://grml.org/initramfs/ shows this quite well). I'm leaning towards the rootdelay/rootdelaydev + documentation solution (see my mail to the BR a few minutes ago).
Let's see what maks says...
+if [ ${slumber} -gt 0 ]; then + log_begin_msg "Waiting for additional devices..."The log_begin_msg call fails (don't ask me why, had no time for further debugging and locating this bug costed me some minutes already) and booting failed due to use of 'set -e' in the script then. Changing the "log_begin_msg" to "echo" fixed the problem.
Mea culpa...the udev script needs to source /scripts/functions at the beginning to be able to use the log_begin_msg function
-- David Härdeman