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I'm updating udev to eudev, the issue I am having is now fd0 shows in /proc/partitions which causes hang delays by things that process items from that file.

I would imagine it's some "rule" but I have no clue what the rules actually do. For instance, udisks2 rules sets some environment variable ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY to 1 via KERNEL==”fd*”, ENV{ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY}=”1″ but what they heck does that do? I look for anything using an environment variable named ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY and find nothing, even in the udev source. If I set that to "0", fd0 still shows up in /proc/partitions.

Any idea on what to do? I still would like /dev/fd0 to work if manually mounted, but don't want it showing in /proc/partitions (used by fdisk -l, mdadm xxx --scan, and others). That's how the old udev 175 I was using was doing it, now using udev 228.

TIA!!

linux udev block-device

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I'm updating udev to eudev, the issue I am having is now fd0 shows in /proc/partitions which causes hang delays by things that process items from that file.

I would imagine it's some "rule" but I have no clue what the rules actually do. For instance, udisks2 rules sets some environment variable ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY to 1 via KERNEL==”fd*”, ENV{ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY}=”1″ but what they heck does that do? I look for anything using an environment variable named ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY and find nothing, even in the udev source. If I set that to "0", fd0 still shows up in /proc/partitions.

Any idea on what to do? I still would like /dev/fd0 to work if manually mounted, but don't want it showing in /proc/partitions (used by fdisk -l, mdadm xxx --scan, and others). That's how the old udev 175 I was using was doing it, now using udev 228.

TIA!!

linux udev block-device

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asked 51 mins ago

user3161924user3161924

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I'm updating udev to eudev, the issue I am having is now fd0 shows in /proc/partitions which causes hang delays by things that process items from that file.

I would imagine it's some "rule" but I have no clue what the rules actually do. For instance, udisks2 rules sets some environment variable ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY to 1 via KERNEL==”fd*”, ENV{ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY}=”1″ but what they heck does that do? I look for anything using an environment variable named ID_DRIVE_FLOPPY and find nothing, even in the udev source. If I set that to "0", fd0 still shows up in /proc/partitions.

Any idea on what to do? I still would like /dev/fd0 to work if manually mounted, but don't want it showing in /proc/partitions (used by fdisk -l, mdadm xxx --scan, and others). That's how the old udev 175 I was using was doing it, now using udev 228.

TIA!!

linux udev block-device

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asked 51 mins ago

user3161924user3161924

101

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asked 51 mins ago

user3161924user3161924

101

share|improve this question

asked 51 mins ago

user3161924user3161924

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asked 51 mins ago

user3161924user3161924

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asked 51 mins ago

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