[Bug 805510] [NEW] upstart-events(7) does not list device-not-ready event

[James Hunt]

Public bug reported:

For the natty cycle, a new mountall event "device-not-ready" was added
to mountall. This event is emitted when the " --dev-wait-time" timeout
(see "mountall --help") is exceeded.

Table 1 of upstart-events(7) therefore needs to be updated to include
"device-not-ready". Details:

Event: device-not-ready
Type: 'H' (hook)
Emit: 'M' (mountall)
Time: '> (2)' (in other words, after the corresponding "mounting" event for the device in question).
Note: 'N' (new note 'N' needs to be added stating that event will be emitted when the " --dev-wait-time" timeout is exceeded which default to 30 seconds).

Table 4 then needs to be updated for the new note 'N'. This note should
state that then event will be emitted when the " --dev-wait-time"
timeout is exceeded. If not specified, this defaults to 30 seconds (*).

(*) Note that we really need a proper mountall man page. See bug 805509.

** Affects: upstart (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  upstart-events(7) does not list device-not-ready event

Status in “upstart” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  For the natty cycle, a new mountall event "device-not-ready" was added
  to mountall. This event is emitted when the " --dev-wait-time" timeout
  (see "mountall --help") is exceeded.

  Table 1 of upstart-events(7) therefore needs to be updated to include
  "device-not-ready". Details:

  Event: device-not-ready
  Type: 'H' (hook)
  Emit: 'M' (mountall)
  Time: '> (2)' (in other words, after the corresponding "mounting" event for the device in question).
  Note: 'N' (new note 'N' needs to be added stating that event will be emitted when the " --dev-wait-time" timeout is exceeded which default to 30 seconds).

  Table 4 then needs to be updated for the new note 'N'. This note
  should state that then event will be emitted when the " --dev-wait-
  time" timeout is exceeded. If not specified, this defaults to 30
  seconds (*).

  (*) Note that we really need a proper mountall man page. See bug
  805509.

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