remove misleading install instructions

Signed-off-by: Kay Sievers <kay.sievers@suse.de>

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-Troubleshooting udev for dev on Red Hat distro
-
-1) Make sure you have a rescue disk/cd in case you hose your machine.  You've
-   been forewarned.
-2) Grab latest udev tarball or clone udev bitkeeper tree
-   (bk://linuxusb.bkbits.net.udev)
-3) Follow README and HOWTO-udev_for_dev documents
-
-The following is some additional help to get udev for dev up and running on RH.
-
-Q.  I login as my normal self from the login screen and RH just hangs on an
-    empty blue screen.  What's wrong?
-
-A.  You have some wrong permissions.  I'm guessing you can probably log in as root
-    but not as your normal user.  Basically you need to set the right
-    permissions with a rule. Setting the correct permissions to null and urandom
-    allowed me to login as myself and not at root.
-
-    While you are there you might want to set the permissions to ptmx as well
-    or you may have trouble getting a bash prompt in an xterm. Also refer to the
-    next question.
-
-Q.  I'm having trouble getting a bash prompt from my xterm.  i.e. I bring up a
-    terminal and all I have is a blank screen with a blinking cursor.
-
-A.  First make sure you have the correct permissions set for ptmx.  See above
-    Q&A for help on this.  But I'm guessing that something is wrong with your
-    /dev/pts, thanks Captain Obvious, heh:)  You probably have devpts mounted
-    to /dev/pts from /etc/fstab.  I'm also guessing that you have sysfs mounted
-    to /sys from /etc/fstab as well.  If this is the case then the line in
-    /etc/rc.sysinit
-
-    action $"Mounting local filesystems:" mount -a -t nonfs,smbfs,ncpfs -O no_netdev
-
-    will have mounted these for you.  As a result you placed your call to
-    start_udev directly after this because the HOWTO-udev_for_dev document
-    told you to insert start_udev after /proc and /sys have been mounted.
-    Well start_udev actually overwrites /dev thus anything you had mounted in
-    /dev prior to start_udev being called will be blown away.  So basically,
-    you mounted devpts to /dev/pts because everything in /etc/fstab was mounted
-    and then it was blown away by calling start_udev.  A simple fix is to remove
-    the mount devpts line from /etc/fstab and mount it after calling start_udev.
-    I did the following:
-
-    action $"Mounting local filesystems:" mount -a -t nonfs,smbfs,ncpfs -O no_netdev
-    /etc/rc.d/start_udev
-    action $"Mounting devpts: " mount -t devpts none /dev/pts
-
-    After doing so I rebooted and was able to get my prompt from my xterm.
-
-Q.  I'm getting some error messages during boot.  How do I get rid of them?
-
-A.  For me it was a matter of setting up Symlinks.  Basically, some /dev entries
-    were being looked for and not being found so an error was thrown.  For example,
-    /dev/cdrom was needed but udev had named it /dev/hdc by default.  Basically I
-    edited my /etc/udev/udev.rules file to create a symlink from /dev/cdrom to
-    /dev/hdc and my error went away.
-
-These are some of the things I ran into.  NOTE:  I hosed my machine more than once
-trying to figure this out and a rescue disk was my best friend.  If you have any
-other experiences and would like to add to this Q&A list feel free to send me a
-patch (ogasawara@osdl.org).  Hopefully this helped someone.  Thanks.