cfgmgr/cfgadm alternative or equivalent for Linux
To simplified device management for Linux.
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Looking over this, this seems to be a direct overlap with what's done with udev. What functionality are you needing that udev doesn't have?
You'll have to be more specific.
For example, when you say 'add device', do you mean:
- rescan a SCSI bus?
- add a new PCI hotplug device?
- notice a new USB device insertion?
Similarly, by 'manage', do you mean permissions/ACLs, or something else?
Reading over what cfgadm does, much of this is done automatically on Linux/RHEL - for example, hardware additions are automatically made available for the system to use.
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