Some more debugging information: === cut === ... + mkdir -p //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/pts + read type name arg1 + '[' D -a shm -a '!' -e //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/shm -a '!' -L //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/shm ']' + case "$type" in + mkdir -p //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/shm + read type name arg1 + '[' M -a null -a '!' -e //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/null -a '!' -L //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/null ']' + case "$type" in + mknod -m 600 //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/null c 1 3 + read type name arg1 + '[' M -a console -a '!' -e //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/console -a '!' -L //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/console ']' + case "$type" in + mknod -m 600 //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/console c 5 1 + read type name arg1 + '[' M -a ppp -a '!' -e //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/ppp -a '!' -L //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/ppp ']' + case "$type" in + mknod -m 600 //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/ppp c 108 0 + read type name arg1 + '[' D -a loop -a '!' -e //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/loop -a '!' -L //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/loop ']' + case "$type" in + mkdir -p //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/loop + read type name arg1 + '[' M -a loop/0 -a '!' -e //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/loop/0 -a '!' -L //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/loop/0 ']' + case "$type" in + mknod -m 600 //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/loop/0 b 7 0 + read type name arg1 + '[' D -a net -a '!' -e //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/net -a '!' -L //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/net ']' + case "$type" in + mkdir -p //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/net + read type name arg1 + '[' M -a net/tun -a '!' -e //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/net/tun -a '!' -L //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/net/tun ']' + case "$type" in + mknod -m 600 //tmp/udev.xjpUxW/net/tun c 10 200 + read type name arg1 + udevtrigger + find /dev -type s -o -type p + sed s@/dev/@@ + read file + ln -s /dev/.static/dev/log /tmp/udev.xjpUxW/log + read file + ln -s /dev/.static/dev/xconsole /tmp/udev.xjpUxW/xconsole + read file + ln -s /dev/.static/dev/initctl /tmp/udev.xjpUxW/initctl + read file + ln -s /dev/.static/dev/.static/dev/initctl /tmp/udev.xjpUxW/.static/dev/initctl ln: creating symbolic link `/tmp/udev.xjpUxW/.static/dev/initctl' to `/dev/.static/dev/.static/dev/initctl': No such file or directory + '[' -d /dev/shm/ ']' + udevsettle + mount -n --bind /dev/pts/ /tmp/udev.xjpUxW/pts/ mount: special device /dev/pts/ does not exist dpkg: error processing udev (--configure): subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 32 Errors were encountered while processing: udev === cut ===
Looks like I was wrong, the initctl message isn't killing it (although that does look bad), it is the absence of a /dev/pts directory that kills it. Creating the directory and rerunning the configuration works. -- Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
