As per IRC: 13:07 <@ UberLord> nelchael: that is udev-089. udev tries to start it, but we are not yet ready so we queue it for later. What you are seeing is the queue now being punted to the boot runlevel 13:07 <@ UberLord> nelchael: if you don't like that either blacklist the module in udev/hotplug or file a hotplug/udev bug about it 13:07 <@ UberLord> nelchael: or be sensible and use netplug/udev 13:07 <@ nelchael> UberLord: i've added config_eth{0,2}=( "null" ) - but that's a bit stupid - net.eth{0,2} is not in any runlevel, so it shouldn't be started, even if udev thinks otherwise 13:08 <@ UberLord> nelchael: then tell udev not to start services 13:08 <@ nelchael> hm... :] - /me goes rtfm :] 13:11 <@ UberLord> nelchael: of if you want be we can add a RC_COLDPLUG="yes|no" feature if you like 13:11 <@ nelchael> UberLord: would be great 13:11 <@ UberLord> s/of/or 13:12 <@ UberLord> nelchael: go file a bug then. Assign it to me
Created attachment 84273 [details, diff] Adds RC_COLDPLUG variable Patch as requested
Changed net.wlan to net.eth and it works ok. pre17-r1 target?
Opps, that should have been "yes|no", not the init script name in the patch. RC_COLDPLUG="yes" will be the default I'm going todo a -r1 towards the end of the week unless anything critical appears first (I judge this non-critical btw)
(In reply to comment #3) > Opps, that should have been "yes|no", not the init script name in the patch. Works :) > I'm going todo a -r1 towards the end of the week unless anything critical > appears first (I judge this non-critical btw) Sure, it's not critical - rather feature request.
Too many people bugging me about this - lol Fixed in pre17-r1
Just a note: # Dynamic /dev managers can trigger coldplug events which cause services to # start before we are ready for them. If this happens, we can defer these # services to start in the boot runlevel. If you don't want this then set # RC_COLDPLUG to no. # For more fine grained control you can list full service names to allow # them to coldplug and prefix them with ! so they don't coldplug. # Example - RC_COLDLUG="net.wlan !net.*" # This allows net.wlan and any service not matching net.* to coldplug. in the above examle RC_COLDLUG != RC_COLDPLUG (missing P - typo).
Typo will be fixed in next version.
*** Bug 130351 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
