Hi Eial ! > On 04/25/2012 12:17 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > > That doesn't seem to be enough for diagnosing your issue. Give your > > script that fails and describe what your application does. Try to > > catch an strace output of your trouble, which may show up at which > > place the failing open of /dev/console is done. Without that > > information your are asking for help without giving others the > > possibility to give tips how to manage that trouble. I do neither > > have an environment to reproduce your error nor do I know any > > detail of your system, and IMO most others here too. > > > let stay with the original problem, how can I debug this issue?
This is, what I told you above. How shall I (or others) be able to help you, when you do not give the required information for diagnosing your problem. Or in other words ... ... give a reproduceable example of your problem alongside more information of your environment. In addition try to catch and post an strace output of your problem (the easiest way to catch such kinds of problems). With those informations I or others may be able to diagnose your problem or give tips on how to narrow down your search. > why when I use major 5, minor 1 I get the error msg and when I use > minor 2, I don't get that error msg? One possible explanation for this: If you use major 5, minor 1 you connect to the console which give your system the possibility to show up a message of a problem. A message which may be wrong or lead to wrong assumption but tells at least there is a problem. If you use major 5, minor 2 you connect to /dev/ptmx and the error message is send to a destination which can't be viewed. So not seeing an error message with major 5, minor 2 does not mean there is no error ... that's what I guess, purely guess as you did not give enough information for real diagnosis ! -- Harald _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
