> gpg --homedir /mnt/flash/root/.gnupg/ --gen-key > gpg: cannot open `/dev/tty': No such device or address
Most likely you did this on the console. Try to do that in a telnet session. gpg needs /dev/tty in order to ask for a passphrase in a secure way. /dev/tty is the controlling tty of the process opening it, and according to the invoking context, you may have a controlling tty or not. This is not specific of the fox, it's generic Unix behaviour: morgana% uname -m i686 morgana% sleep 1 < /dev/tty morgana% ssh localhost "sleep 1 < /dev/tty" /dev/tty: No such device or address. Try "man 4 tty" for an introduction. Hope this helps /alessandro
