Debian 11 (bullseye) has added packager logic that warns about deprecated install and remove commands in modprobe.d configuration files, and it warns about these commands in libpsm2-compat.conf.
The suggested resolution is to replace these commands with a softdep equivalent. However, softdep doesn't allow execution of a script. It seems like the appropriate solution is to use a udev rule.
Has there been any work proposed or done to replace libpsm2-compat.conf with a udev rule or some other mechanism?
Debian 11 (bullseye) has added packager logic that warns about deprecated install and remove commands in modprobe.d configuration files, and it warns about these commands in libpsm2-compat.conf.
The suggested resolution is to replace these commands with a softdep equivalent. However, softdep doesn't allow execution of a script. It seems like the appropriate solution is to use a udev rule.
Has there been any work proposed or done to replace libpsm2-compat.conf with a udev rule or some other mechanism?