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Remove the massive udev compat shim as it's now in udev-118-r2

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Roy Marples 2008-02-03 17:21:11 +00:00
parent 5014968e83
commit 1b2ad9e871
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# Copyright 2007-2008 Roy Marples <roy@marples.name>
# All rights reserved. Released under the 2-clause BSD license.
# udev needs these functions still :/
try()
{
"$@"
}
_rc_get_kv_cache=
get_KV()
{
[ -z "${_rc_get_kv_cache}" ] \
&& _rc_get_kv_cache="$(uname -r)"
echo "$(KV_to_int "${_rc_get_kv_cache}")"
return $?
}
KV_to_int()
{
[ -z $1 ] && return 1
local x=${1%%-*}
local KV_MAJOR=${x%%.*}
x=${x#*.}
local KV_MINOR=${x%%.*}
x=${x#*.}
local KV_MICRO=${x%%.*}
local KV_int=$((${KV_MAJOR} * 65536 + ${KV_MINOR} * 256 + ${KV_MICRO} ))
# We make version 2.2.0 the minimum version we will handle as
# a sanity check ... if its less, we fail ...
[ "${KV_int}" -lt 131584 ] && return 1
echo "${KV_int}"
}
# This basically mounts $svcdir as a ramdisk, but preserving its content
# which allows us to run depscan.sh
# This basically mounts $RC_SVCDIR as a ramdisk, but preserving its content
# which allows us to store service state and generate dependencies if needed.
# The tricky part is finding something our kernel supports
# tmpfs and ramfs are easy, so force one or the other
# tmpfs and ramfs are easy, so force one or the other.
mount_svcdir()
{
local fs= fsopts="-o rw,noexec,nodev,nosuid" devdir="none" devtmp="none" x=
@ -98,14 +62,6 @@ mount_svcdir()
[ -r /etc/conf.d/rc ] && . /etc/conf.d/rc
[ -r /etc/rc.conf ] && . /etc/rc.conf
# Compat shim for udev
rc_coldplug=${rc_coldplug:-${RC_COLDPLUG:-yes}}
if yesno "${rc_coldplug}"; then
RC_COLDPLUG=yes
else
RC_COLDPLUG=no
fi
# Set the console loglevel to 1 for a cleaner boot
# the logger should anyhow dump the ring-0 buffer at start to the
# logs, and that with dmesg can be used to check for problems