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Update: Leaving udevd turned off for an extended period of time may lead to losing contact with peripherals, even if no configuration changes are made. So, even though 1-2% of CPU certainly shouldn't be necessary to monitor a system that is not changing, it may be better to have udevd running, and only stop it when it runs wild. (Which happens quite often to me...)
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