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All Linux systems need /dev to be set up,so add code to devfs to do this. The process devfs follows is below. 1. If static_dev is yes, nothing is done. 2. if /dev is an entry in fstab it is mounted or remounted based on that entry. 3. If /dev is not in fstab, it attempts to mount /dev as a devtmpfs or tmpfs depending on which is defined in the kernel; devtmpfs is preferred. 4. If neither devtmpfs nor tmpfs is defined, it assumes the user wants static /dev and prints a warning. X-Gentoo-Bug: 492694 X-Gentoo-Bug-URL: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=492694
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# Set this to yes if your /dev is not a devtmpfs or tmpfs.
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# static_dev="NO"
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