Hi guys, The next udev release will change its kernel requirements. This will not affect people running our standard kernel, but self-compiled kernels might be, and the -lts kernel is affected. The major changes are: * 2.6.34 is the minimum kernel requirement (our current -lts is .32). * devtmpfs support must be switched on; /dev can no longer be on a tmpfs (this should only affect self-compiled kernels). For more details see http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/hotplug/udev.git;a=blob_plain;f=README. I think it does not make any sense for people to hold back udev and upgrade other packages, so once this is out I'll remove support for non-devtmpfs kernels in initscripts too. It might possibly make sense to re-evaluate our minimum kernel version supported in glibc, but I'll leave that to more knowledgeable people. Closer to the release I'll make a news item about this so everyone is aware. Cheers, Tom