-Shawn
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From: Stephen Frost [mailto:sfrost@mail.snowman.net]
Subject: RE: devfs again, (was RE: USB device allocation)
> Again, the only permissions that matter are those kept track of by devfsd
on
> the devfs mount.
That would be the problem, and the devfs mount goes away when you
reboot,
I realize devfsd does something to handle (tarball-like I seem to recall?),
but
that seems less than elegant to me...
Realize, I like devfs as it is personally, but I want to see it in
the
main kernel tree and this is why I'm trying to come up w/ ideas that will
(maybe)
help satisfy others and convince them to let it be put in...
Stephen
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