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[https://github.com/eudev-project/eudev eudev] is a [[Device_Manager|device manager]] that provides a drop-in replacement for systemd udev. It is therefore recommended for full blown desktop environments.
== eudev ==


== Installation ==
== Installation ==


The easy way to setup eudev is throught the [[#Setup_Script|setup script]]. For custom installation see the [[#Manually|manually section]]. Note that this is only recommended for advanced users.
The easy way to setup eudev is through the [[#Setup_Script|setup script]]. For custom installation see the [[#Manually|manually section]]. Note that a manual installation is only recommended for advanced users.


=== Setup Script ===
=== Setup Script ===


The {{pkg|alpine-conf}} package privides [https://git.alpinelinux.org/alpine-conf/tree/setup-devd.in setup-devd] to easily install and setup device managers.
The {{pkg|alpine-conf}} package provides [https://git.alpinelinux.org/alpine-conf/tree/setup-devd.in setup-devd] to easily install and setup device managers.


Install {{pkg|alpine-conf}} if not already.
Install {{pkg|alpine-conf}} if it is not already installed.
{{cmd|# apk add {{pkg|alpine-conf}}}}
{{cmd|# apk add {{pkg|alpine-conf}}}}
Setup eudev.
Setup eudev.
{{cmd|# setup-devd eudev}}
{{cmd|# setup-devd udev}}


=== Manually ===
=== Manually ===


== Disable ==
You need to install eudev itself and the udev services.
{{cmd|# apk add {{pkg|eudev}} {{pkg|udev-init-scripts}}}}
 
 
If you already have a device manager installed you need to stop it before you start eudev.
 
 
Then enable the services.
{{cmd|<nowiki># rc-update add udev sysinit
# rc-update add udev-trigger sysinit
# rc-update add udev-settle sysinit
# rc-update add udev-postmount default
</nowiki>}}
 
If you are not running in a chroot you will also want to start eudev.
{{cmd|<nowiki># rc-service udev start
# rc-service udev-trigger start
# rc-service udev-settle start
# rc-service udev-postmount start
</nowiki>}}
 
== Remove ==
 
{{warning|Disabling eudev without setting up a different device manager may cause unexpected issues. If you install a different device manager with the setup script this step is not needed.}}
 
If you are not running in a chroot you need to stop the service first.
{{cmd|<nowiki># rc-service udev stop
# rc-service udev-postmount stop
</nowiki>}}
 
Then disable the services.
{{cmd|<nowiki># rc-update delete udev sysinit
# rc-update delete udev-trigger sysinit
# rc-update delete udev-settle sysinit
# rc-update delete udev-postmount default
</nowiki>}}
 
 
You might also want to uninstall the packages since they are not used anymore.
{{cmd|# apk del {{pkg|eudev}} {{pkg|udev-init-scripts}}}}


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
* [[mdev]]
* [[:Category:Device_Manager|Device Managers]]
* [https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Eudev Gentoo wiki eudev]
* [https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Eudev Gentoo wiki eudev]
* [https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Udev Archwiki udev]
* [https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Udev Archwiki udev]
[[Category:Device_Manager]]

Latest revision as of 03:45, 19 January 2024

eudev is a device manager that provides a drop-in replacement for systemd udev. It is therefore recommended for full blown desktop environments.

Installation

The easy way to setup eudev is through the setup script. For custom installation see the manually section. Note that a manual installation is only recommended for advanced users.

Setup Script

The alpine-conf package provides setup-devd to easily install and setup device managers.

Install alpine-conf if it is not already installed.

# apk add alpine-conf

Setup eudev.

# setup-devd udev

Manually

You need to install eudev itself and the udev services.

# apk add eudev udev-init-scripts


If you already have a device manager installed you need to stop it before you start eudev.


Then enable the services.

# rc-update add udev sysinit # rc-update add udev-trigger sysinit # rc-update add udev-settle sysinit # rc-update add udev-postmount default

If you are not running in a chroot you will also want to start eudev.

# rc-service udev start # rc-service udev-trigger start # rc-service udev-settle start # rc-service udev-postmount start

Remove

Warning: Disabling eudev without setting up a different device manager may cause unexpected issues. If you install a different device manager with the setup script this step is not needed.


If you are not running in a chroot you need to stop the service first.

# rc-service udev stop # rc-service udev-postmount stop

Then disable the services.

# rc-update delete udev sysinit # rc-update delete udev-trigger sysinit # rc-update delete udev-settle sysinit # rc-update delete udev-postmount default


You might also want to uninstall the packages since they are not used anymore.

# apk del eudev udev-init-scripts

See Also