%general-entities; ]> Udev Rules When you installed udev, it installed a set of rules. This package replaces these rules. So we must first remove all the old rule sets: rm -vf ${CLFS}/etc/udev/rules.d/* Install the package: make DESTDIR=${CLFS} install Installed Rules Installed Programs Installed Bootscripts 05-udev-early.rules, 35-helper.rules, 40-modprobe.rules, 50-udev.rules, 55-sound.rules, 60-persistent-disk.rules, 61-persistent-input.rules, 90-user.rules, 95-debug.rules, load_floppy_module.sh, show_event_log, udev, and udev_retry Short Descriptions 05-udev-early.rules Rules that are run early in the boot process. These rules check for the ability to do hotplug events connect to the network, and make sure that sysfs is ready before running any other rules. 05-udev-early.rules 35-helper.rules Rules that use helper programs. 35-helper.rules 40-modprobe.rules Rules that use modprobe to load kernel modules. 40-modprobe.rules 50-udev.rules Creates basic system devices and permissions. 50-udev.rules 55-sound.rules Gives proper permissions to audio device and restores sound volumes. 55-sound.rules 60-persistent-disk.rules Allows persistent naming of disk drives. 60-persistent-disk.rules 61-persistent-input.rules Allows persistent naming of input devices. 61-persistent-input.rules 90-user.rules Rules defined by the user. 90-user.rules 95-debug.rules Rules for debugging udev. 95-debug.rules load_floppy_module.sh To be Written. load_floppy_module.sh show_event_log To be Written. show_event_log udev To be Written. udev udev_retry To be Written. udev_retry