Il y a pas mal d'utilisateurs de Slackware 10 qui ont rapporté sur la LKML qu'ils ne peuvent pas booter avec ce noyau. Celà vient du fait qu'à partir du 2.6.12-rc4, il faut utiliser une version récente de udev (058+):
de l'annonce de udev 058:
"Note, if you are running a kernel newer than 2.6.12-rc4 (including the -mm releases) and you have any custom udev rules, you MUST upgrade to the latest version to allow udev to work properly. This change happened because of a previously-unrealized reliance in libsysfs on the presence of a useless sysfs file that has recently been removed. Hopefully the libsysfs people will be releasing a new version shortly with this change in it for those packages who rely on it."
# mettez à jour votre udev !
Posté par oliv . En réponse à la dépêche Sortie de Linux 2.6.12. Évalué à 7.
de l'annonce de udev 058:
"Note, if you are running a kernel newer than 2.6.12-rc4 (including the -mm releases) and you have any custom udev rules, you MUST upgrade to the latest version to allow udev to work properly. This change happened because of a previously-unrealized reliance in libsysfs on the presence of a useless sysfs file that has recently been removed. Hopefully the libsysfs people will be releasing a new version shortly with this change in it for those packages who rely on it."
La discussion sur la LKML:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=111909808900001&r=2&w=2(...)