I don't know... I've tried to create the node before, but it only
seems to work when kqemu is not loaded. Perhaps it's a bug, but it's
the way it works, for me at least.
On 9/20/05, Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why? The existence of device nodes is only relevant to user-space, not
On Mon, 19 Sep 2005, Mike Swanson wrote:
It's a character device. Major 250, minor 0
Also, it's important that you don't have the kqemu module loaded when
you create the node.
Why? The existence of device nodes is only relevant to user-space, not
kernel modules (only once the device node exi
On Tue, 20 Sep 2005, [ISO-8859-9] Ozan Türkyýlmaz wrote:
what is the major, minor numbers of kqemu under linux ? i need to know
so that i can create the /dev/kqemu file. (kqemu's install script did
not create one under SLackWare 10.1)
See install.sh or kqemu-doc.html
Regards
Henrik
It's a character device. Major 250, minor 0
Also, it's important that you don't have the kqemu module loaded when
you create the node.
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Mike
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mknod /dev/kqemu c 250 0
you should chmod it then in order to use it even if not root.
hope that helps,
Mattéo
Le mardi 20 septembre 2005 à 08:01 +0300, Ozan Türkyılmaz a écrit :
> what is the major, minor numbers of kqemu under linux ? i need to know
> so that i can create the /dev/kqemu file.
what is the major, minor numbers of kqemu under linux ? i need to know
so that i can create the /dev/kqemu file. (kqemu's install script did
not create one under SLackWare 10.1)
--
Ozan
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