Well its swappable, you can alter nodes on the fly, and it works. You
are pretty much describing Solaris
> If people want to automagically populate /dev from userspace, it
> requires information from the kernel (current boot logs do not provide
> sufficient information). Making the boot logs spit out information for
It seems to all be there, and there are scsi tools to handle this. As
a side item btw - a much more important trick to support would be
"mount by uuid" you you can mount a volume by ID wherever it walks
[Note Im neither for or against devfs - its simply yet another random
unapplied kernel patch]
Alan
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