> hi just updated my sytem with new baselayout and openrc-0.4. i followed the nice guide. after reboot a few things were missing (no ethernet driver loaded and no sound working). i did some research online and found the following line to work for me. > ln -s /etc/init.d/udev /etc/runlevels/sysinit > > everything seems normal now. thanks for the guide. i thought this information might be useful to the guide. > by the way if you know why i get these messages on boot i would greatly appreciate it! > * Autoloaded 0 module(s) > * device-mapper uses addon code which is deprecated > * and may not be available in the future. > * mdraid uses addon code which is deprecated > * and may not be available in the future. Reproducible: Didn't try Steps to Reproduce: 1.dont update gentoo for 6 months 2.update to baselayout 2 and openrc 0.4 3.etc-update 4.reboot Actual Results: received a "Operational error" message in /var/log/rc.log Expected Results: normal boot messages (no error messages) this line fixed my problems: ln -s /etc/init.d/udev /etc/runlevels/sysinit
Adding cardoe for feedback -- are the proposed changes necessary?
The question is: why did the update code not add udev to sysinit at openrc emerge time? 1. The code runs only on update/new install of >=openrc-0.4.0 2. udev must be already >=udev-133, there is a blocker to force this. 3. /etc/init.d/udev must exist, as udev-133 and greater install it. 4. in /etc/rc.conf or /etc/conf.d/rc there is set either of these: * rc_devices="auto" * rc_devices="udev" * RC_DEVICES="auto" * RC_DEVICES="udev" * or nothing of these. In all listed cases udev is added to runlevel sysinit. If your system had udev enabled before, but openrc update did not catch, could you check if the criterias here match your system.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 253396 ***
(In reply to comment #2) > The question is: why did the update code not add udev to sysinit at openrc > emerge time? > > 1. The code runs only on update/new install of >=openrc-0.4.0 > 2. udev must be already >=udev-133, there is a blocker to force this. > 3. /etc/init.d/udev must exist, as udev-133 and greater install it. > 4. in /etc/rc.conf or /etc/conf.d/rc there is set either of these: > * rc_devices="auto" > * rc_devices="udev" > * RC_DEVICES="auto" > * RC_DEVICES="udev" > * or nothing of these. > > In all listed cases udev is added to runlevel sysinit. > > If your system had udev enabled before, but openrc update did not catch, could > you check if the criterias here match your system. > 1. i did a new first install of 0.4.1 2. i did upgrade to 153, and remember seeing a block on openrc until my udev was updated. 3. that file exists on my computer 4. i erased my /etc/conf.d/rc and cant tell you that. my /etc/rc.conf file doesnt have any of those variables
