Ed Tharp wrote: >On Tuesday 01 January 2002 05:38, you wrote: > >>Hi Mark, >> >>Well, if devfsd would have worked properly the devices would have been >>created dynamically. >>You should disable the devfsd alltogether as it f&cks up in every way. >>You do this by taking out the devfsd mention from your lilo.conf file. >>After editing run 'lilo' off course. >>Then reboot. If you use cmd MAKEDEV you can re-create the missing devices. >> >> >>I have scsi & ide buses and devfsd fucked up big time for me too. >> > >so how do you REALLLY feel about devfs? > It sucks for now, it's a pain in the ass, it's too early to use it ... > >I have not tried "taking out the devfsd mention from your lilo.conf file." >I have tried changing the "mount" to "nomount" and rebooting, and have tried >changing it back to "mount" (running /sbin/lilo, all as root, and rebooting) > Have tried, have tried... Yes, and then? > >I have found that if you need a thing to load up each time you boot (kinda >like adding it to autoexec.bat in dos 5.x +) you could add it as one of the >last lines to the file "/etc/rc.d/rc.local" and save that file (also as root) > where does this come from? How does it relate to the previous. What is your point? Guy
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