6.0 Requirements and other authorized computers

<cite>After purchasing music from the iTunes Music Store with iTunes 6, you will also need to upgrade your other computers that purchase music from the iTunes Music Store to iTunes 6.</cite>
Does this mean that authorized computers must be able to upgrade or music will not play?

well compiling out devfs depends is not necessarily all that needs to be done. first off you need to decide what you will replace devfs with. are you going to replace it with udev or a static device tree?
if you replace t with udev then you better start reading to see how to use it properly.
if you replace it with a static dev tree then you will need a few utilities not included in arch and you will have to create all nodes(?) (i think that is the term).
as for devfs in 2.6 it is marked obsolete but it still functions just fine and you may want to use it for now until you have researched your options first. personally i would recommend devfs or udev over a static (and labour intensive) dev tree.
as for the two requests perhaps one of the other users can fulfill them or one of the trusted users because i doubt any of the other developers have time to create a package for unsupported software.

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Itunes keeps denying me access to my other authorized computers
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In my account information it says that I have 4 out of 5 machines authorized to play music from my itunes. How can I de-authorize one of them? Any what particular "machines" count AS a machine?
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https://discussions.apple.com/message/16621158
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https://discussions.apple.com/message/16764885

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