I have been conducting some experiments altering /lib/init/bootclean.sh
Firstly I realise my previous message was a mistake in the sense that I should have removed the quotes around the find parameters. Even so, with the quotes removed all that the ! -xtype d seems to do is prevent the actual directories from being listed but does NOT prevent listing of files within the subdirectories being listed (and therefore deleted). One can prevent this with a -maxdepth 1 . However ...
I tried commenting out all the lines which clean parts of /run entirely from bootclean and then rebooting, and my problems with udevd reporting failure to write to the queue file still existed, so although this might be a contributory factor, I don't think it is the prime cause of my woes.
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