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-udev 155
+udev 165
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+udev 164
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+GUdev moved from /usr to /.
+
+udev 163
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+udev 162
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+Persistent network naming rules are disabled inside of Qemu/KVM now.
+
+New and updated keymaps.
+
+Udev gets unconditionally enabled on systemd installations now. There
+is no longer the need to to run 'systemctl enable udev.service'.
+
+udev 161
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+udev 160
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+udev 159
 ========
 Bugfixes.
 
-Now, on startup, udevd itself copies the content of /lib/udev/devices
-to /dev. Also the standard symlinks like /dev/std{in,out,err}, /dev/core,
-/dev/fd are created.
+New and fixed keymaps.
+
+Install systemd service files if applicable.
+
+udev 158
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+All distribution specific rules are removed from the udev source tree,
+most of them are no longer needed. The Gentoo rules which allow to support
+older kernel versions, which are not covered by the default rules anymore
+has moved to rules/misc/30-kernel-compat.rules.
+
+udev 157
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+The option --debug-trace and the environemnt variable UDEVD_MAX_CHILDS=
+was removed from udevd.
+
+Udevd now checks the kernel commandline for the following variables:
+  udev.log-priority=<syslog priority>
+  udev.children-max=<maximum number of workers>
+  udev.exec-delay=<seconds to delay the execution of RUN=>
+to help debuging coldplug setups where the loading of a kernel
+module crashes the system.
+
+The subdirectory in the source tree rules/packages has been renamed to
+rules/arch, anc contains only architecture specific rules now.
+
+udev 156
+========
+Bugfixes.
+
+udev 155
+========
+Bugfixes.
 
+Now the udev daemon itself, does on startup:
+  - copy the content of /lib/udev/devices to /dev
+  - create the standard symlinks like /dev/std{in,out,err},
+    /dev/core, /dev/fd, ...
+  - use static node information provided by kernel modules
+    and creates these nodes to allow module on-demand loading
+  - possibly apply permissions to all ststic nodes from udev
+    rules which are annotated to match a static node
+
+The default mode for a device node is 0600 now to match the kernel
+created devtmpfs defaults. If GROUP= is specified and no MODE= is
+given the default will be 0660.
 
 udev 154
 ========