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Hi Oscar, |
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You were correct. During my last boot, I booted into the mm kernel |
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(which did not have BSD PTY support), when I wasn't by the grub |
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screen. |
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Thanks a lot, |
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Hareesh |
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On 7/25/05, monotux@×××××.com <monotux@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Have you compiled a new kernel recently? |
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> When terminals behave like that, usually that means that you haven't compiled |
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> in "legacy (bsd) pty support" in your kernel (Device Drivers -> Character |
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> devices)... |
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> Oscar |
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> |
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> Monday 25 July 2005 10.48 skrev Hareesh Nagarajan: |
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> > Hi All: |
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> > |
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> > Everytime I invoke a new instance of ETerm or XTerm, they appear on |
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> > the screen momentarily and then disappear. A ps -ef | grep $TERM shows |
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> > nothing, which proves that these processes died almost as soon as they |
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> > were spawned. |
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> > When I invoke Konsole, the window appears but the prompt never makes |
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> > it to the screen. |
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> > I have no idea why I am facing this problem, because in the last boot it |
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> > worked. |
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> > Any hints? |
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> > Thanks, |
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> > |
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> > Hareesh |
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