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I am having a problem with my laptop. I had this issue with my USB stick which was fixed by manually creating nodes (discussed here http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php? … highlight=). However, upon trying other usb devices that work just fine on my desktop, I have the same result as I did with the usb stick. The nodes are not being created in /dev/ even though dmesg shows that the usb device was connected. I have a custom kernel and hotplug is NOT installed.
Any ideas on where to look with this? I have tried reinstalling udev and upgrading the kernel. Thanks for any help,
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JSkier
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Do you have the right hotplug multiplexor?
[jvinet@pluto ~]$ cat /proc/sys/kernel/hotplug
/sbin/udevsend
Also check out the udevmonitor program -- it should help you troubleshoot.
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Thanks. It appears that it was left out of the kernel :?
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JSkier
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hey jskier, what exactly did you have to enable in the kernel to get it working? I am having the same problem and cannot figure it out.
Thanks.
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hey jskier, what exactly did you have to enable in the kernel to get it working? I am having the same problem and cannot figure it out.
Thanks.
First, my apology for not mentioning what I did. My laptop is in for repairs, but from what I recall I just enabled CONFIG_HOTPLUG located at General Setup >> Support for hot-pluggable devices. I use 2.6.14, so if you can't find it there it may be somewhere else for different kernel versions. Good luck!
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JSkier
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Thanks jskier and judd! That fixed it!
That problem had been bothering me for months now. I'm very thankful that you helped me out. I was getting tired of manually creating nodes all the time.
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