Support input device hot-plugging and removal via udev #61
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udev (userspace /dev) is a device manager for the Linux kernel. By monitoring "add" and "remove" events from udev, we can dynamically update the event device file descriptors table to enable device hot-plugging and removal. Close sysprog21#61
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udev (userspace /dev) is a device manager for the Linux kernel. By monitoring "add" and "remove" events from udev, we can dynamically update the event device file descriptors table to enable device hot-plugging and removal. Close sysprog21#61
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udev (userspace /dev) is a device manager for the Linux kernel. By monitoring "add" and "remove" events from udev, we can dynamically update the event device file descriptors table to enable device hot-plugging and removal. Close sysprog21#61
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udevis a device manager inside the Linux kernel that manages the hardware device files.udevadopted an event-driven architecture that responds to kernel events, such as the addition or removal of hardware devices. When a device is connected or disconnected, the kernel generates an event, whichudevprocesses to manage the corresponding device node.By utilizing
udev, we can support input device hot-plugging and removal.Reference:
Check also #3
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