[Lunar-bugs] [Lunar Linux 0000066]: No PTY's

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Wed Feb 22 18:50:35 UTC 2006


A NOTE has been added to this issue.
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<http://bugs.lunar-linux.org/view.php?id=66> 
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Reported By:                ricce_n
Assigned To:                Moe
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Project:                    Lunar Linux
Issue ID:                   66
Category:                   module
Reproducibility:            always
Severity:                   major
Priority:                   normal
Status:                     assigned
Moonbase Version:           20060221.21
Core Tools:                 Theedge
Core Tools Version:         20060129
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Date Submitted:             02-22-2006 08:33 UTC
Last Modified:              02-22-2006 18:50 UTC
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Summary:                    No PTY's
Description: 
After upgrading to udevd-085 I have no PTY's:
- I can't use terminal emulators
- I can't login remotely using ssh
- I can't use screen
(etc. etc.)
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 ricce_n - 02-22-06 18:50 
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Thanks, it is working now...

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 Moe - 02-22-06 12:20 
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Please make sure you have the latest mount script installed:

lin moonbase;
rm -rf /etc/init.d/mount;
lin -c e2fsprogs;

That should give you the latest mount script.
Also, the udev module has been reworked yesterday evening thus you also
need to make sure that it is up to date:

lin -c udev;

Last but not least, make sure devtps is mounted to /dev/pts. You can do so
by manually executing:

mount -t devpts devtps /dev/pts

I recommend adding the following line to your fstab:

devpts  /dev/pts        devpts  defaults        0 0

Issue History
Date Modified  Username       Field                    Change              
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02-22-06 08:33 ricce_n        New Issue                                    
02-22-06 08:33 ricce_n        Moonbase Version          => 20060221.21     
02-22-06 08:33 ricce_n        Core Tools                => Theedge         
02-22-06 08:33 ricce_n        Core Tools Version        => 20060129        
02-22-06 12:17 Moe            Status                   new => assigned     
02-22-06 12:17 Moe            Assigned To               => Moe             
02-22-06 12:20 Moe            Note Added: 0000114                          
02-22-06 12:21 Moe            Issue Monitored: Moe                         
02-22-06 18:50 ricce_n        Note Added: 0000116                          
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