[gobolinux-users] udev errors

[Lucas C. Villa Real]

On 6/6/07, Hi There <goboster at yahoo.com> wrote:
> >Which revision are you using there (take a look into
> >/Programs/Udev/Current/Resources/Revision). A recipe
> >for r4 was
> >uploaded some weeks ago, and the binary package is
> >available now
> >(linked against glibc 2.5, but it will probably work
> on 2.4).
>
> Was r2, my Manager doesn't list r4 (package or recipe)
> even after telling it to "Update Remote Lists".
> InstallPackage got it though. I have glibc 2.5 so the
> package should work ok.

I've just packaged a new version of Manager. It's still waiting for
testing before entering the package store, but if you want to check
it, here's the last version:

http://lucasvr.gobolinux.org/etc/Manager--1.1.6--i686.tar.bz2

Could you please tell me if it installed and worked fine? Detsch did
some important bug fixes in this version.

> BTW, the -S option seems to get ignored by
> InstallPackage. "InstallPackage -S udev 110" ends
> with:
> InstallPackage: Installing Udev, version 110.
> InstallPackage: Uncompressing to /Programs...
> InstallPackage: Invalid signature.  Package has been
> modified
> InstallPackage: Suspect package in /Programs/Udev/110
> InstallPackage: Removing downloaded package
> /System/Variable/tmp/Udev--110-r4--i686.tar.bz2.
>
> Executed SymlinkProgram to get the new r4 package
> linked in properly.

What version of Scripts are you running there? That bug should be
fixed in the last version of Scripts, which is also being hold before
someone tests it (could you please do that, too?) :

http://lucasvr.gobolinux.org/etc/Scripts--2.6.5--i686.tar.bz2

> I get the same mess of errors with 110 r4 as I did
> with r2. Should I remove Jonas' fix now?

Did you 'UpdateSettings Udev'?

> >This is probably related to the fact that udev isn't
> >being correctly
> >initialized. The error on rtc device is harmless on
> >this kernel
> >release, it's pretty safe to ignore it.
>
> ok. My KDE time and BIOS time are very diferent from
> each other though. BIOS displays correct time. Running
> OpenNTP.

Might have something to do with 'ClockMode' being incorrectly set in
/System/Settings/BootOptions. Options are 'LocalTime' and 'GMT'.

> >> Looks like udev is at version 112 now, maybe it's
> time
> >> for an updated recipe?
>
> >Are you volunteering? :-)
>
> Heh, of course I tried before writing that, but udev
> looks like it requires some special patchwork. I think
> there's only one person familiar enough with it to do
> the job right ;)

Sure. Jonas, are you listening? :-)

> >--
> >Lucas
> >powered by /dev/dsp
>
> --
> Mike
> powered by Error while initializing the sound driver:
> device /dev/dsp can't be opened (No such file or
> directory)
> :(

hehehe. Please try to run 'UpdateSettings Udev' + reboot to see if it
works fine after that.

Regards,
Lucas