On 11/19/06, jignesh gangani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That is correct, you may want to check your /lib/udev/devices to make
> sure pts is in that directory. Plus you should be getting some errors
> during your bootup, if /dev/pts is not there.
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Yes. The directory pts exitst in /lib/udev/devices. Have I missed
something? Because my /lib dir does not containt anything excpet modules
and udev dir. And my /lib64 dir contains everyting ie. all the libraries and
linker ld-2.4.so.2. When I copied the file ld-x86_64-linux.so.2 (which
points to ld-2.4.so.2) to /lib dir and execute expect -c "spawn ls" I get
"spawn ls" as output. Assuming that this is the correct output I went on
compiling Binutils-2.17.(Chapter 10.8) then everything went fine including
the binutils test suite. But when the book says to create a symlink as ln
-sv /lib /lib64 I got confused :[. As both directories exitst on my system.
Though I created the symlink. Then when the book says remove the symlink as
rm -v /lib64 I get the error : /lib64 is a directory which is true. Is this
nomal or have I missed somthing? Is it Ok to proceed?
-
Jigslinx
PS: And yes, I do get some bootup errors. But they started appearing only
after I compiled and installed glibc and rebooted.
The errors are as follows:
Copying static entries....
cp: cannot stat '/lib64/udev/devices/*' : No such file or directory {FAIL] :
Which is true. There is no such directory as udev in /lib64
Setting permission on /dev/shm...
chmod: cannot access '/dev/shm': No such file or directory [ FAIL ] : Again
this error started appearing only after installing glibc (or any packages
installed in chapter 9 to chapter 10's glibc).
Mounting remaining file systems... [ FAIL ].
But I still get login prompt to which I can login as root without any
password.
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