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[Eric Spakman]

Hi all,

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Eric


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Hi,
Could someone please, please post this for me. I tried emailing this
to the list several times but got undelieverd as I show the included
message below. I tried emailing the list owner but that didn't work
either.
I can receive messages but cannot send. The message is at the bottom,
I just include the first portion so you can see what I mean.

I will appreciate it a lot.
Thanks,
--Robbie

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Subject: mdev /hotplug help
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Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2006 16:01:34 -0400 (EDT)


Trying to post this one more time (I keep getting a delivery error)

Dear Busybox experts,
I'm trying to get some help on using mdev is I really need to.
I'm using 2.6.18 kernel and a file system I built from scratch.

All my /dev entries are known before hand and I have no need to
automatically create these entries. However, I have a usb port where a
usb pen drive can be connected and disconnected at anytime. I'm trying
to find out how do I call /sbin/hotplug so it will be executed. I
thought this sore of thing was builtin to the kernel and all I have to
do is enable hotpluggable device support. A little digging seem to
indicate I have to use udev where the udevd deamon calls
/sbin/hotplug.