mknod devfs
Hi all...
anyone know of a simple way to get this result with devfs?:
mknod socksys c 30 0
I need to create a few such devs to support some legacy software. I know
devfs is the way but I can't seem to figure the way..
Thanks
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Relevant Pages
- Re: /dev/sequencer missing
... which probably means he is using devfs. ... Oops, I missed that. ... He doesn't have support for the device ... > # If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, ...
(freebsd-questions) - Re: [RFC] Patch series to remove devfs [00/22]
... > some dummy funtions it's worth considering. ... The devfs calls for 2.4 and 2.6 are totally incompatible. ... a trivial way to support both 2.4 and 2.6 in this area: ... send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in ...
(Linux-Kernel) - Re: USB and IDE-SCSI devices not showing up (migration from Mandrake to Debian testing).
... >> It means that your Kernel was compiled with support for devfs, ... Cut and paste the following into a file called, for instance, "mydf", ... devfs device name, It would be tedious, but not too hard, to add ...
(Debian-User) - Re: devfs (was Re: Cant write to /dev/null)
... >> worth solving? ... >"Devfs had reached its design limits and the maintainer gave up on it, ... >mostly because the support was too painful for other kernel developers. ... maintainer Andrew Morton acknowledged that though it has ...
(comp.os.linux.misc) - Re: USB and IDE-SCSI devices not showing up (migration from Mandrake to Debian testing).
... > It means that your Kernel was compiled with support for devfs, ... That warning has stopped happening now. ...
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