allow alternative udev #106
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Not a fan of this, udev is the default and I don't think we would support any other setup. You can uninstall udevd and drop in your own file if required. |
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Would agree with duncaen, one point of having these files in a directory instead of being a single file is so you can make these changes on your own system (or with automation) in a safe way. |
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What you say makes sense. However, one advantage of the small modification I propose is that it kills the device manager at the end of stage 1 (if you do not start the corresponding service with runit, that it is left running currently). I also tested it and it seems to work fine. |
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I don't see what the problem would be, none of the changes break udev, and they allow for more flexibility. And this benefits both udev and libudev-zero users |
| _udevd=udevd | ||
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| msg_warn "cannot find udevd!" | ||
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I assume loosing this systemd-specific file name and path is OK (not that I really personally care)
| # The device manager to run during the init process. This is killed once boot | ||
| # is complete for a supervised version to take its place. Valid values are | ||
| # currently 'mdevd' or 'udevd' (default). | ||
| CONFIG_DEV=udevd |
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I'd change the variable name to CONFIG_DEVD, or something like that, as I think the _DEV suffix would imply a device. But that's bikeshedding, feel free to ignore.
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We have better things to do than having to maintain compatibility for udev alternatives for 3 users. The way it works now, |
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this allows to use alternative device manager as in void-linux/void-packages#42488