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<riteo>
wowzies, while configuring my sweet boscaiolo to use partuids (after another catastrophic sata malfunction), I found out about this nice stuff: https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/mdev-conf
<riteo>
it looks like they made a bunch of scripts to emulate all of udev's /dev/disk/by-* with just a simple script, placed in `/lib/mdev/persistent-storage`
<riteo>
I really like how most of this stuff can be done in simpler ways. Reminds me of my "usb whitelist" script.
<fultilt>
Looks cool! I might have to give that a try.
<midfavila>
riteo: iirc before linux had devfs a lot of distros would do something similar
<midfavila>
that or you would have to populate your device directory by hand using mknod
<midfavila>
fun stuff
<midfavila>
:3
<riteo>
sounds fun indeed :D
<riteo>
does devfs populate these "new" directories though?
<midfavila>
i dont believe so
<riteo>
I use it for my initramfs (I refuse to use an SSD unencrypted) for an initial bringup and I don't think that it has those
<riteo>
oh all right
<midfavila>
as far as i know devfs is populated by the kernel's device drivers
<midfavila>
but dont quote me
<midfavila>
im nowhere near an expert
<midfavila>
anyway brb im gonna go culturally appropriate some chicken from the asian deli down the road for lunch
<riteo>
yummy
<midfavila>
you can get a chicken bowl and two riceballs for like 15$
<midfavila>
its pretty good
<riteo>
really nice
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<midfavila>
am back
<midfavila>
i have acquired:
<midfavila>
1) tempura ramen
<midfavila>
1) small spicy chicken bowl
<midfavila>
1) chestnut bun
<midfavila>
very yummy snacks :3
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<riteo>
yummyyyyyyy
<midfavila>
very
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<fultilt>
I did try that "mdev-conf", it's looking good.