new udevd message at boot [solved]

Ya know, I've never figured where to find the boot logs in Debian.   But this message is in the part that flashes past at 24x80 characters before the rest of the startup messages scroll past.

If it makes a difference, this is the 32-bit i686 version of Statler a2 running on a netbook with an early single-core Diamondville CPU and Connestoga chipset.  I had noticed the message a couple of weeks ago in Sid, but it just started showing up in Squeeze as well.

EDIT:  I haven't noticed any new untoward behavior within Statler, so I'm not sure if this is even a bug, or if this is just some additional boot feedback that a slower machine would let me read...when I first installed Statler a2, there was only one line, then it grew to about four...now it's nearly a full screen...still negligible impact on boot time.

Last edited by pvsage (2010-10-21 07:19:38)

Did you look at /var/log/syslog?

I had this error
udevd[369]: GOTO 'acl_end' has no matching label in: '/lib/udev/rules.d/70-acl.rules'

I couldn't find a solution, so i had a look in the file and noticed a missing " at the last line. Just put it there and the error is gone. System is working fine.

Tuna

Last edited by Tunafish (2010-10-21 12:21:44)

It's the same error reported here in the aptosid forum.  I Especially like arwa's post:
""but thankfully it has no noticeable
side effects.""

Same cause pointed out by tunafish; same solution; obviously an upstream thing.