Re: UDEV problem/questions....

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Updated my vmplayer to latest, udevsettle has no issues...

(unfortunatly, I'm also unsure of which prior vmplayer I had) sorry
for the xtra mails... no issue at this time.

On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 4:52 PM, J Decker<d3ck0r@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I didn't find a mailing list... the web page said "Questions
> Any questions about udev should be addressed to"
>
> I have a linux distro that constantly has intermittant issues with
> udevsettle (udevadm settle, now) hnging forever.  I see tht the
> default is 180 seconds, but I left the box attempting to boot for
> abount an hour, and it never progressed... I booted with an
> rdinit=/bin/sh and adjusted the scripts to set the timeout to 10
> seconds, and it still just hung forever.
>
> The platform is a pentium 4, running vista(32 bit), running VM player
> and booting sorcerer (sorcerer.silverice.org) latest x86 iso.
> (2.6.29.2 kernel, udev 141)
> http://sorcerer.silverice.org/download/iso9660/2009/sorcerer-ia32-20090524.iso
>
> this is an issue that is present for a while, and if I ignore it, and
> use older versions, or bypass the udevsettle altogether, then
> eventually I'll get updates that all work again...
>
> On a tiny linux image I put together, I was also having some issues
> with udevsettle hanging forever, but if I modprobed the disk driver
> before doing the settle (don't remember if also before udevtrigger),
> then udevsettle returns immediately, and all is well...
>
> but for now, I'm updating to latest vmplayer (2.5.2)... will post back
> if that fixes the problem....
>
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