Please bump udev to 146. It has been out since Aug 14. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 202974 [details] udev-146.ebuild I had to update the md5 of 50-udev-default.rules since upstream fixed a comment with a spelling error on line 81. Other than that, everything is the same as 145. It compiles and is running on x86.
Created attachment 203217 [details] udev-146.ebuild Merges changes from udev 145-r1.
Created attachment 203247 [details] udev-posttrigger.initd Init script for default runlevel to initialize modules that weren't initialized on the initial udev trigger.
Created attachment 203248 [details] udev-146.ebuild Added udev posttrigger init script to ebuild.
Yeah, I also wanted to add some code to udev-postmount running "udevadm trigger --type=failed". So is there a reason to add another script and not add that to udev-postmount? And please, next time add a patch against the latest udev ebuild instead of a copy, as so one can easily get the differences and not get confused as the ebuild in tree gets changed.
(In reply to comment #5) > Yeah, I also wanted to add some code to udev-postmount running "udevadm trigger > --type=failed". > So is there a reason to add another script and not add that to udev-postmount? > > And please, next time add a patch against the latest udev ebuild instead of a > copy, as so one can easily get the differences and not get confused as the > ebuild in tree gets changed. > Does udev-postmount have to run on the boot run level or can it run on the default run level? I ask this because trigger failed needs to run after dbus.
Created attachment 203288 [details, diff] udev-postmount.patch Ok, looks like udev-postmount gets hotplugged and doesn't need to be in a runlevel. So here's a patch for that. A new script isn't needed then.
Created attachment 203290 [details, diff] udev-146.patch patches udev-145-r1 -> udev-146.
Bumped to udev-146, but the init-script changes are not yet done.
(In reply to comment #9) > Bumped to udev-146, but the init-script changes are not yet done. These changes are now integrated in udev-146-r2/udev-147.
