udev update (AGAIN!)

[Moritz Heiber]

Quick followup here:

After some very positive and constructive feedback I managed to spank
the last bit of productivity out of udev and it finally works as it is
supposed to work. Beware, the mount script changed again as well. The
new sha1sum is:

e95b6f9328ecdf9de95f5ee74df2d6221fa6e5de mount

So basicly, please do the update I asked you do to again:

lin moonbase; lin -c udev; lin -c e2fsprogs;

If you experience any sort of quick or glitch .. please don't hesitate
to write an email to the list or even to me directly. Success reports
would be appreciated as well ;-)

Regards,

Moritz

On Tue, 21 Feb 2006 21:18:35 +0100
Moritz Heiber <moe at lunar-linux.org> wrote:

> Hello dear users,
> 
> as you might have noticed the latest udev update didn't go as smoothly
> as it should have gone. We apologize for that matter.
> 
> If you have any issues with udev or related problems like missing
> device nodes please do the following:
> 
> lin moonbase; lin -c e2fsprogs; lin -c udev
> 
> 'lin moonbase' obviously gets you the latest updates.
> 'lin -c e2fsprogs' installs the latest version of the lunar mount
> script. Note: If you have modified your mount script in /etc/init.d/
> lunar is not going to replace the script. You have to manually replace
> it by issuing:
> 
> cp /var/lib/lunar/moonbase/filesys/e2fsprogs/init.d/mount /etc/init.d/
> 
> You can make sure that you have the latest mount script by comparing
> the checksums:
> 
> ee346f0446732a459a61aee187cf3ac7d64ea408 mount
> 
> 'lin -c udev' makes sure you have the latest udev.rules in place. This
> is important, especially for those who don't have hal installed.
> 
> Thats all for now, please report all bugs/issues to
> 
> http://bugs.lunar-linux.org
> 
> Thanks you for your patience and enjoy using Lunar Linux!
> 
> Moritz Heiber
> Lunar Linux Development Team
> 
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