I’ve had this problem for two days myself but until
now did not know why. After pulling the latest Xen unstable source and building it I noticed the new “Hotplug scripts are not working” error and checked my
udev installation. Everything seemed to be there but udevd was not running and terminated immediately after
starting without any error. I
updated udev and hotplug
from the Fedora development tree but it made no difference.
Strace showed that
udevd was aborting because it could not resolve
GLIBC_2.4 in libc.so.6. Rpm
reported I had glibc 2.3.90-6, not the 2.4 udevd was looking for. The latest glibc
package on the Fedora development branch is still 2.3.something so updating glibc with yum was not going to fix the problem.
I downloaded the latest udev/hotplug
source from kernel.org (http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/hotplug/udev.html)
and compiled it and installed it and the problem is resolved. (I had to add ‘#include <asm/types.h>’ before ‘#include <linux/netlink.h>’ in udevd.c
and udevmonitor.c to get them to compile as netlink.h uses the __u32 type defined in <asm/types.h>. YMMV).
David Bonnell
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BMC Software
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