I'm testing gentoo-dev-sources-2.6.10-r1 with the stable udev 0.45. Everything works except that /dev/sound/* are not created (it was with 2.6.9-r*) I updated to udev 0.50 and it fixed the issue. I was not able to find any udev changelog to see if 2.6.10 support comes with a defined udev version. I have no issue with udev 0.50 (using gcc 3.4.3) at the moment. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Greg, please mark 050 as stable when you feel it is ready, and close this bug. Thanks :)
Same issue, same solution on x86 (gentoo-dev-sources-2.6.10-r2) so I change the Hardware box to 'All'.
I'm using kernel 2.6.10-gentoo-r4, and /dev/sound and /dev/snd/* get created, but the symlink for /dev/mixer does not. I can reboot using kernel 2.6.9-gentoo-r9 and /dev/mixer will appear. Any word on udev 0.50 going stable?
050 can't go stable as there is still some interactions with baselayout that do not work well (but odds are that baselayout version is still not marked stable.) Hm, anyone care to just look into the rule file change that is needed to properly fix this for 045 so I could just fix that for now?
A couple interesting things.. first, with gentoo-dev-sources-2.6.10-r5, things were working again. Now I've installed r6 of the same sources, and had the same problem as with r4. So, I looked at the udev rules and noticed they all had the rule NAME="sound/%k" and I also noticed that /dev/sound was a device, not a directory. So I changed all of the NAME="sound/%k" elements to NAME="snd/%k" and now I've got my mixer device back. :) With my old udev config (using sound rather than snd) some of my devices were being created in /dev/snd/ despite having no udev rules to do that. But with my updated rules everything (including the mixer) seems to be there. I don't know why I've got a /dev/sound device. There's no rule for it in my udev configs. Maybe something lying around from devfsd? I'm not using the device tarball at bootup, so I'm guessing my devices are recreated during each boot. Anywho, that's what I did and I've got my sound back.
Which major/minor number is assigned to /dev/sound? ls -l /dev/sound
crw-rw---- 1 root root 116, 33 Feb 2 15:03 /dev/sound
Can you test 052? This should be fixed there (will be released in a few hours...)
