Daniel Karlsson wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I've just compiled and installed the new kernel and it works fine except for one
>thing. Everytime I
> boot I get some errormessages from modprobe that have something to do with
>char-major-4 which I
> think is the serialport. I remember reading something about this on the list before,
>the reason I
> think was that the cuaX devices doesn't exist in 2.2.1 . How can I solve this ? Can
>I just delete
> the /dev/cuaX files ?
>
> /daniel
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Well Daniel, Here's what I did to get rid of those error messages.....
In /sbin/init.d, there is a config file called serial. Basically, I changed the part
in the file that
read
SETSERIAL="/sbin/setserial -b"
PORTS=`echo cua*`
to read
SETSERIAL="/sbin/setserial -b"
PORTS=`echo ttyS*`
I wouldn't advise deleting the /dev/cua* files, but maybe first moving them into /tmp
and rebooting.
Still, those files are only 5 bytes each.....I don't think it would hurt your system
too bad to leave
them in, if only for compatability reasons ;)
Marc W.
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