> Since udev already provides an event driven framework in
the initramfs, why add another one?
Hmm, if you would like to realize event driven init scripts, I believe you may be able to rework the scripts from doing linear pre...post things to just call a watchdog script that mostly sleeps and checks how things are going on. And then have separate task scripts that get only called by udev events, or the watchdog.
> Since udev already provides an event driven framework in
the initramfs, why add another one?
Hmm, if you would like to realize event driven init scripts, I believe you may be able to rework the scripts from doing linear pre...post things to just call a watchdog script that mostly sleeps and checks how things are going on. And then have separate task scripts that get only called by udev events, or the watchdog.