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Subject: Re: [Re: [gentoo-dev] Devfs permissions ?! [was:Permissions to dial out ?]]
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On Fri, Jul 13, 2001 at 11:29:07AM +0100, Viktor Lakics wrote:
> Thanks, Daniel,
> 
> I added the appropriate permissions to devfsd.conf and now it works, the perms
> are stored (or regenerated accordingly).
> 
> What is the storing system are you referring to? If I disable the
> "Automatically mount devfs at kernel boot" option, then I do not have the
> devfs at all, so I went back to the old file based system. Is this correct?

Actually, if you turn off that kernel option, the initscripts still mount
devfs if you are using a stock 1.0_rc5 setup.

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