Looks like the Ubuntu people have found a workaround, but I do not know
why unix.ko is not always being correctly autoloaded.
(Anyway, a generic kernel with modular AF_UNIX is stupidly broken.)
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From: Jeff Bailey <email address hidden>
Subject: udev not creating /dev/input/mice
To: Marco d'Itri <email address hidden>
We traced the race condition here, FYI: It seems that the 'unix' kernel
module isn't always loaded, so udevsend can't talk to udevd. In our
testcases, it looks like forcing it to be loaded in advance does the
trick.
Message-ID: <email address hidden>
Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 11:44:42 +0200
From: <email address hidden> (Marco d'Itri)
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: udev not creating /dev/input/mice
Looks like the Ubuntu people have found a workaround, but I do not know
why unix.ko is not always being correctly autoloaded.
(Anyway, a generic kernel with modular AF_UNIX is stupidly broken.)
----- Forwarded message from Jeff Bailey <email address hidden> -----
From: Jeff Bailey <email address hidden>
Subject: udev not creating /dev/input/mice
To: Marco d'Itri <email address hidden>
We traced the race condition here, FYI: It seems that the 'unix' kernel
module isn't always loaded, so udevsend can't talk to udevd. In our
testcases, it looks like forcing it to be loaded in advance does the
trick.
Ubuntu Bug: http:// bugzilla. ubuntu. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=12915
Tks,
Jeff Bailey
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ciao,
Marco