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On Fri, 5 Aug 2005 15:58:11 +0200 |
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"Arek Murzyn" <admin@××××××.pl> wrote: |
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> I've done something recently on my gentoo and I don't remember what but till |
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> that moment I cannot run Eterm or xterm when logged as user. When logged as |
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> root everything is working. This issue is known on the web but solutions |
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> does not satisfy me Eterm. |
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> There are messages: |
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> "Can't open pseudo-tty --No such file or directory" |
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> "Unable to run sub-command" |
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> Then Eterm window raises and there is only "Hit any key to exit" |
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> I checked: |
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> - /dev/pty is compiled in kernel |
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> - /dev/pty directory exists and all files within |
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> - symbolic links in /dev exists too |
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> - changed rights to all these files to rwxrwxrwx - nothing helped |
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> 2.6.12r6, 2005.0 |
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> What can I do more? Changin debugging level in Eterm gives nothing. |
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Did you use Unix98 PTY or Legacy (BSD) Pty? |
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Also, are you using udev? |
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And you have Virtual terminal? |
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fwiw - I haven't seen it here with Unix98 ptys, udev, and 2.6.12-r4. |
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Bob |
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