jcnelson
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9 years ago We'll take libudev directly from udev, eudev, or uselessd and patch out the parts that expect to talk to the udevd daemon. We'll replace those methods with internals that do something a little bit more sane, like watching the filesystem for devices getting added or removed, and (on the Linux port) looking up their sysfs infos accordingly.
Go through the libudev API and make a device manager-agnostic libudev replacement. It doesn't look too hard, even if we have to punt on a couple of things.
Documentation: http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/libudev/libudev-udev-device.html