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  1. April 28th, 2006 #1
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    Hotplug in Dapper 6.06: where is it?

    I'm not able to find the "usual" /etc/hotplug directory and cannot find a hotplug package as well.
    I'm doing something wrong, but don't know what.
    Any hint/help?
    TIA.
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    Re: Hotplug in Dapper 6.06: where is it?

    Hotplug is in nowhere. Now it's into udev.
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    Re: Hotplug in Dapper 6.06: where is it?

    Quote Originally Posted by Annagul
    Hotplug is in nowhere. Now it's into udev.
    Any hint on how to map hotplug based directions to udev?
    Many thanks again.
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    Re: Hotplug in Dapper 6.06: where is it?

    you need the kernel 2.6.15 to get them automatically mapped (the udev mechanism requires that kernel).
    "Some people says that if you run a Microsoft Midori iso backwards you will hear demon voices commanding you to worship Satan". But that's nothing. If you run it forward it will install Microsoft Midori.
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