I'll see what I can do, thanks for the help. Eial.
On 04/29/2012 05:37 PM, [email protected] wrote: > 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
