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udev (175-0ubuntu1) precise; urgency=low

  [ Loïc Minier ]
  * Update Vcs fields for precise.

  [ Steve Langasek ]
  * debian/udev.initramfs-hook: we aren't using pkill anymore, so don't put
    it in the initramfs.

  [ Martin Pitt ]
  * Unapply patches, they are not meant to be applied in the bzr branch.
  * New upstream releases 174 and 175:
    - Daemon moved to /lib/udev/udevd
    - path_id, usb_id, input_id tools are built-in commands now
    - fusectl filesystem is no longer mounted directly from udev
    - The long deprecated keys: SYSFS=, ID=, BUS= have been removed
    - The udev control socket is now created in /run/udev/control
    - The rules to create persistent network interface and cdrom link
      rules automatically in /etc/udev/rules.d/ have been disabled by
      default.
    - Support for 'udevadm trigger --type=failed, and the
      RUN{fail_event_on_error} attribute was removed.
    - Various keymap fixes (LP: #606599, #637695, #696671, #763525, #770680,
      LP: #795694)
    - Unbreak findkeyboards (LP: #881158)
    - Lots of bug fixes.
  * debian/rules: Explicitly enable persistent net/cdrom rule generator by
    default. Upstream default changed, but this seems too much a change for
    12.04 LTS.
  * Drop move-input_id-to-default-rules.patch, race-condition-on-exit: Applied
    upstream.
  * jack-detection.patch: Port to new upstream version.
  * load-fbcon.patch, use_run_tmpfs: Unfuzz.
  * debian/udev.install, debian/udev-udeb.install, debian/udev.initramfs-hook,
    debian/udev.initramfs-top, debian/udev.installer-startup,
    debian/udev.udev-finish.init, debian/udev.upstart: Update to changed
    location of udevd (/sbin → /lib/udev) and the three now builtin _id
    helpers.
  * debian/libudev0.symbols: Add new symbol from this release.
 -- Martin Pitt <email address hidden>   Thu, 10 Nov 2011 08:49:07 +0100

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Binary packages built by this source

gir1.2-gudev-1.0: libgudev-1.0 introspection data

 This package contains the GObject-introspection data of libgudev-1.0 in
 binary typelib format.

libgudev-1.0-0: GObject-based wrapper library for libudev

 This library makes it much simpler to use libudev from programs already using
 GObject. It also makes it possible to easily use libudev from other
 programming languages, such as Javascript, because of GObject introspection
 support.
 .
 This package contains the shared libraries.

libgudev-1.0-dev: GObject-based wrapper library for libudev -- development files

 This library makes it much simpler to use libudev from programs already using
 GObject. It also makes it possible to easily use libudev from other
 programming languages, such as Javascript, because of GObject introspection
 support.
 .
 This package contains the header and pkgconfig files needed for developing
 applications that use libgudev1.0.

libudev-dev: udev library (development files)

 libudev provides a set of functions for accessing the udev database
 and querying sysfs.
 .
 This package provides a static library and C header files.

libudev0: udev library

 libudev provides a set of functions for accessing the udev database
 and querying sysfs.

libudev0-udeb: udev library
udev: rule-based device node and kernel event manager

 udev is a collection of tools and a daemon to manage events received from
 the kernel and deal with them in user-space. Primarily this involves
 creating and removing device nodes in /dev when hardware is discovered or
 removed from the system.
 .
 Events are received via kernel netlink messaged and processed according to
 rules in /etc/udev/rules.d and /lib/udev/rules.d, altering the name of the
 device node, creating additional symlinks or calling other tools and programs
 including those to load kernel modules and initialise the device.

udev-udeb: rule-based device node and kernel event manager