udev-start.sh, line 25: list="$list $(echo /sys/block/*/uevent /sys/block/*/*/uevent)" My system: $ ls -a /sys/block/ . .. Results in messages like this on start up: /lib/rcscripts/addons/udev-start.sh: line 46: /sys/block/*/uevent: No such file or directory This is with udev-079-r1
How can you not have any block devices in your system? How do you boot?
(In reply to comment #1) > How can you not have any block devices in your system? How do you boot? Why net boot, of course. :) I've found that Gentoo and it's genkernel combined with unionfs make for really easy to maintain netboot environment. We do a lot of hardware development on heterogeneous platforms and some custom kernel modules, and udev is pretty handy. Another minor note is that you may want to update the comment in udev.conf regarding logging. I believe the choices for udev_log are now "err," "debug," or "info."
Heh, ok. I'm not going to change this, unless you can come up with a patch that works, as it's quite rare :)
