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 * Note: If you are upgrading from a version of udev prior to 046
 *       and you rely on the output of udevinfo for anything, please
 *       either run 'udevstart' now, or reboot, in order to get a
 *       up-to-date udev database.
 *
 * Note: If you are upgrading from a version of udev prior to 050
 *       and you had written some custom permissions rules, please
 *       realize that the permission rules are now part of the main
 *       udev rules files and are not stand-alone anymore.  This means
 *       you need to rewrite them.
 *
 * Note: If you are upgrading from a version of udev prior to 057
 *       and you have written custom rules, and rely on the etc/dev.d/
 *       functionality, please read the RELEASE-NOTES file for details
 *       on what has changed with this feature, and how to change your
 *       rules to work properly.
 *
 * Note: If you are upgrading from a version of udev prior to 059
 *       and you have written custom rules, and rely on the etc/dev.d/
 *       functionality, or the etc/hotplug.d functionality, or just
 *       want to write some very cool and power udev rules, please
 *       read the RELEASE-NOTES file for details on what has changed
 *       with this feature, and how to change your rules to work properly.
 *
 * Note: If you are upgrading from a version of udev prior to 063
 *       and you use the devfs-style names for your block devices
 *       or use devfs-style names in /etc/inittab or /etc/securetty or
 *       your GRUB or LILO kernel boot command line, you need to
 *       change them back to LSB compliant names, as the devfs names are
 *       now gone.  If you wish to use some persistent names for your
 *       block devices, look at the symlinks in /dev/disk/ for the names
 *       you can use.