thinking of updating the canonical online udev document

[mandeepsandhu.chd@gmail.com (Mandeep Sandhu)]

> udev is used in the "embedded" world all the time, there's no reason you
> can't just take the shipping tarball and use it in your product just
> fine.

We actually ended up doing just that (i.e use the latest udev from
source), while building another component for our platform -
NetworkManager. :)

>
> But discussion about any problems you have with that, would not be
> answered by the document described originally, you can just ask them on
> the linux-hotplug at vger.kernel.org list.

Ok, thanks.

> Use the provided tools and don't roll your own. ?It will save you time
> and frustration. ?Look at all of the mess that people have gone through
> to try to re-do udev on their own already and the problems they had with
> it (google in android, busybox version of udev, etc.)

Totally agree. We'd love to use all the existing open-source
components out there...and we're making a conscious effort towards
that, i.e reuse of existing desktop/embedded components and not write
our won stuff.

Thanks,
-mandeep

>
> good luck,
>
> greg k-h
>