On Thu, 2004-07-08 at 11:45, Harald Hoyer wrote:
> just install the udev rpm and not the udev-persistent rpm and you have a simple setup
This raises a whole slew of issues in my mind; among them:
- How would the user know if they should install udev-persistant or
not? Is there a one-sentence answer? [1] Should it be part of the
default install?
- Isn't having installing packages changes behavior something
we want to avoid? Or does udev-persistant just add *more* device
names.
- Could the udev-persistant stuff be made efficient as well? What
additions to udev would be needed for that?
Regards,
Owen
[1] The package description is:
udev-persistent enables persistent device naming with udev
That's not the answer I'm looking for :-)
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