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Description of problem:
/dev/raw1394 now appears in /dev/raw/raw1394
due to /etc/udev/rules.d/50-udev.rules containing:
  KERNEL=="raw[0-9]*",            NAME="raw/%k"
probably introduced with:
  * Thu Oct 14 2004 Harald Hoyer <harald> - 038-1
  - raw device nodes are now created in directory raw

This line was probably only intended as relocation for /dev/raw, /dev/raw1, /dev/raw2, etc.

I say this because:
- I find no sign on google whatsoever of /dev/raw/raw1394 being used outside of fedora, or having been used by gentoo by accident (the device is definitely back in /dev/raw1394 at the moment on gentoo)
- the script used by Fedora contains no mention of any raw1394-device
- the only other script included with the distribution of udev 
  that 1) does relocation of /dev/raw* to /dev/raw/
  and 2) mentions raw1394
  (this is the gentoo one)
  contains (notice the comment especially):
    # IEEE1394 (firewire) devices (must be before raw devices below)
    KERNEL=="raw1394",      NAME="%k",              GROUP="video"
    KERNEL=="dv1394*",      NAME="dv1394/%n",       GROUP="video"
    KERNEL=="video1394*",   NAME="video1394/%n",    GROUP="video"

    # raw devices
    KERNEL=="raw[0-9]*",    NAME="raw/%k", GROUP="disk"
  (taken from udev-068 source tarball, etc/udev/gentoo/udev.rules)

So in short, every other distribution (judging from the different scripts for different distributions packaged with udev tarball) seems to put the device in /dev, and Fedora seems to put it in /dev/raw by accident.  

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
checked both udev-058-1 and udev-063-6

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
Install fc4, load the raw1394 module

Actual Results:  /dev/raw1394 didn't exist, was moved to /dev/raw

Expected Results:  Device should be named /dev/raw1394

Additional info: