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DISCUSSION mjl 2 participants 2 messages Feb 12, 2004

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hello
today I tried to see why some udev entries aren't created such as tty one so I gone into test subdir after rebuilding (wiht klibc, no issue) and what a surprise the test script don't work anymore (but hotplug/udev does since I got entries when pluging a usb device....)

so here are my questions :
1)howto force generation of "coldplug events" such as tty 2)the entries created aren't removed when unpluging, is it normal? what to do to make them removed?

regards

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Quoted 8 lines · mjl

hello
today I tried to see why some udev entries aren't created such as tty one so I gone into test subdir after rebuilding (wiht klibc, no issue) and what a surprise the test script don't work anymore (but hotplug/udev does since I got entries when pluging a usb device....)

so here are my questions :
1)howto force generation of "coldplug events" such as tty

Try the init script '/etc/init.d/udev start'.
It creates all devies available in sysfs.

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2)the entries created aren't removed when unpluging, is it normal? what to do to make them removed?

Try 'rm /udev/.udevdb'.
Yesterday we fixed the big in the current tree where the db is not compatible with switching libcs, cause of the size of mode_t.

Kay

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