RE: udev does not create scsi disk entries during bootup

["Surekha.PC" <surekhap@cisco.com>]

>> >Anything in your debug logs to show that udev is really running? Is 
>> >/etc/hotplug.d/default/udev.hotplug pointing to your udev binary?
 
>> The debug log is empty, it seems udev is not being invoked by hotplug

>> program. The symlink exists from udev.hotplug to the binary.

>And does your /sbin/hotplug binary say that it will read from the
/etc/hotplug.d 
>directories?

Yes, it mentions that it reads from /etc/hotplug.d path.

I downloaded this package from the following URL.
http://kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/hotplug/hotplug-2003_08_05.tar.
gz

 
>> CONFIG_HOTPLUG is enabled in the kernel.
>> The sd_mod driver is not a module, it is made part of the kernel. Is 
>> that ok?

>That's fine, but remember, only devices found after init mounts your
root disk will show >up as being found by udev for right now, unless you
put udev into initramfs somehow.

Ok, that being the case, the local scsi disks would not be seen by udev
during bootup unless it is part of initrd, right ?

However I am bring up my iSCSI services, after root disk is mounted, so
these disks have to be recognised by udev. Stopping the iSCSI service,
will deconfigure the iSCSI disks, this should remove the disk entries in
udev.
Is it possible to achive this funtionality with the latest hotplug and
udev?

FYI, the /etc/hotplug directory has scsi.agent installed, along with
usb, pci ..etc.


Thanks,
surekha 




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