[aur-general] [arch-dev-public] [signoff] udev 118-2

[wide-eye]

one place that is mounted and writable at the time udev is started is /
dev.

rc.sysinit:
(generate blacklist)
printf "BLACKLIST=\"$BLACKLIST\"\n MOD_AUTOLOAD=\"$MOD_AUTOLOAD\"\n"
> /dev/.blacklist
(start udevd)

load-modules.sh:
. /dev/.blacklist

I haven't had the chance to play with the testing packages, but this
setup seemed to work ok when i was playing with it.


random idea:
>From what I've read, it seems one can mount a ramfs under /etc/udev/
rules.d/, add a bunch of udev rules there, and dispense with load-
modules.sh altogether. if this works udev should be able to start
lickety-split. But I'm not sure what all to use for rules. or if it
works at all