Hi
I think you definitely should blacklist the evbug module, as it is just a
debug tool.
It gets autoloaded as it has this alias:
# modinfo evbug
...
alias: input:b*v*p*e*-e*k*r*a*m*l*s*f*w*
That means it gets loaded too, if any modprobe request comes for an
input-device.
You can trace the udev events at that time by running udevmonitor [--env]
while modprobing.
The problem is that every input-device has in sysfs an modalias attribute that
triggers an modprobe call - I don't know why these entries are there -
perhaps it can be considered as a bug.
Newest udev-ebuild (>=106-r4) for gentoo does
contain /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist with an entry to disable evbug autoloading.
blacklist evbug
Thanks for the info,
I will go the easiest way and rename the evbug module :)
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Helmut Auer, helmut@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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