Uli Fahrenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | Allard Welter, Nov 1, 17:02 +0100: | | >>| Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words | >>| | >>| > Hi folks, | >>| > i've above error on boot every time (seems) a device try loading. | >>| > It says also 'report this error to [EMAIL PROTECTED]' | >>| > Of course no /dev/input/ is created and no mouse and so.. | >>| > Where do that error come from ?? | | >This looks like a bash (non-)thingy Have you checked the startup scripts for the occurrence | >of "[: ==" ? I can't recal a colon being part of any conditional - perhaps a typo? | | Without additional information it is unlikely anybody can help you with this. It's like the | needle-in-a-haystack problem. | | But I believe Allard is wrong above; IIRC this error is typically caused by a line like | | [ $X == blah ] && do_something | | which in case $X is empty becomes | | [ == blah ] ... | | and then bash complains that the [ is followed by an == operator. | | This kind of problem can be prevented by instead of the above test saying | | [ X$X == Xblah ] ... | | but again, without additional info this is difficult to debug. | Thanks for the help at now guys, but the only startup-script i've found containing a ':' is udev ( with :space: ). I've changed mountkernfs adding a 'sleep' for 10 seconds to see if there is some what wrong and indeed: The proc filesystem can't be mounted so /sys ??? And /dev can't be populated. After checking /proc, /sys and /dev they are not empty. /dev isn't complete ( no mouse and so) But the system continue loading without devices of course. I've reinstalled udev without success. And examined the logs but there is nothing about proc or sys or devices who's not mounted except gpm ( of course the mouse device isn't mounted).
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