Can add 'flag x +' to /rc/bin/usbstart and /rc/bin/termrc and post
that output? I think I know your problem now. Also could you:
echo | grep -s hello; echo $status
My guess is that somehow your grep is borked and:
if (! ps | grep -s ' usbd$')
usb/usbd
is succeeding in /rc/bin/usbstart
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 3:35 PM, Bela Valek<[email protected]> wrote:
> 2009/8/13 Noah Evans <[email protected]>:
>> Can you reboot the machine and then pastebin the full transcript of
>> what happens from boot to your usbd error? AFAIK you shouldn't have
>> two instances of usbd running.
>>
>
> Its very short, the error message comes early:
>
> Plan 9
> E820: 00000000 0009f000 memory
> E820: 0009f000 000a0000 reserved
> E820: 000e8000 00100000 reserved
> E820: 00100000 0fff0000 memory
> E820: 0fff0000 10000000 acpi reclaim
> E820: fffc0000 100000000 reserved
> 126 holes free
> 00019000 0009f000 548864
> 0040e000 0687f000 105320448
> 105869312 bytes free
> cpu0: 50MHz GenuineIntel PentiumIV/Xeon (cpuid: AX 0x0F20 DX 0x78BFBFF)
> ELCR: 0A00
> pcirouting: BIOS workaround: PCI.0.1.3 at pin 1 link 96 irq 11 -> 9
> #u/usb/ep1.0: uhci: port 0xC020 irq 9
> 256M memory: 105M kernel data, 151M user, 576M swap
> usbd...root is from (tcp, local)[local!#S/sdC0/fossil]:
> user[none]: glenda
> time...
> fossil(#S/sdC0/fossil)...version...time...
>
> init: starting /bin/rc
> grep: exec header invalid
> grep: exec header invalid
> grep: exec header invalid
> usb/usbd: opendevdata: /dev/usb/ep1.0: '/dev/usb/ep1.0/data' device or
> object already in use
> usb/usbd: /dev/usb/ep1.0: '/dev/usb/ep1.0/data' device or object already in
> use
>
>
