lubudev: accept more sys directories as devices, and parent devices

[elogind.git] / TODO

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-This is a short list of things that needs to be done.  They are in no specific
-order.  I will gladly accept patches for any of these items, or any other stuff
-people offer up.
+  o enumerate() - add buses and drivers
+      use enumerate for "trigger"
 
-greg k-h
-greg@kroah.com
+  o add libudev interface for /dev/.udev/queue/ state
+      use queue interface for "settle"
 
+  o use libudev in udev_rules.c
+      get rid of udevice, store rule matching state in rule iterator
+  o rework rules to a match-action list, instead of a rules array
 
-- fix kernel name logic to handle devices like sdaj and such.
-- more documentation (can never have too much.)
-- better partition support (it's a hack right now, maybe new libsysfs changes
-  can help out a lot here.)
-- allow database to be queried by other programs
-- split program into two pieces (daemon and helper that sends events to it).
-  This will allow us to keep track of sequences, and lots of other needed
-  stuff.
-- keep track of current permissions on devices when daemon shuts down.
-- better permission handling
-- create kernel name to devfs name config file so that all of the devfs users
-  will have an upgrade path.
-- do early boot logic (putting udev into initramfs, handle pivot-root,
-  etc.)
-- lots of other stuff...
-- actually use the BUS= value to determine where the LABEL rule should look
-  (right now it's ignored, and we only look in the current sysfs directory.)
-  This is needed, for example, to look at the usb device's serial number of a
-  usb-storage device, instead of the scsi device's sysfs directory for the
-  serial number.
+  o add DVB variables to kernel, and drop shell script rule
+  o add watershed extra
+  o log warning if the kernel uses CONFIG_SYSFS_DEPRECATED*=y,
+    which means that /sys/class/block/ does not exist, but udev
+    will depend on it in a future release
+  o DEVTYPE for disks is set by the kernel, they will be removed from
+    the default rules
+  o "udevadm control" commands will only accept the --<command> syntax
+  o symlink names to udevadm will no longer be resolved to old command names
+  o get distros to agree on a default set of rules