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> Newer versions of udev don't
> respond negatively if they don't have the firmware while running from
> initrd/initramfs, and will leave the driver's request pending to be
> answered once the real filesystem is mounted.

And by "newer", I really mean "anything not ancient", the version with
the logic was 187, released almost a year ago :-)

johannes