Re: Cannot load root_plug or capability: Security framework already initialized (2.5.66)

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gregat_private

On Wed, May 21, 2003 at 05:40:28PM -0400, Valdis.Kletnieksat_private wrote:
> This code will probably die a really horrid death if you don't have USB
> support compiled into the kernel.

The module will not load if the USB core is not in the kernel.

> For that matter, it's unclear to me how you're supposed to run a
> hotplug event if the USB device isn't plugged in when you boot. :)

Just make sure that the USB core is compiled in, and the specific USB
device is plugged in.  Yes, pre-USB device discovery instances of
/sbin/hotplug will probably not work well, I'd recommend loading the
module after booting and the USB core is up and running.

> (And of course, there's been a LOT of work on the USB
> side - somebody needs to check the walk-the-tree code for bit rot).

Still looks proper.  Actually I should move that logic into the USB core
for others to use, just haven't gotten around to it...

thanks,

greg k-h
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