Hi Sean,
I assume you're talking about the workstation's /dev directory, aren't
you?
If you are using LTSP 3.0, devfs is being used instead. No more mknods
in the workstation's rc.local script. If you take a look at
/opt/ltsp/i386/etc/rc.local, you'll see "/sbin/devfsd /dev" near the top
of the file. This creates the dev filesystem. I suppose that some
"chmod" lines after that one should work for your purposes. (please
someone correct me if I'm wrong).
Hope it helps,
Dario.
El mar, 08-01-2002 a las 14:19, Sean Buck escribi�:
> Recently, there has been some discussion about accessing serial ports in the
> workstations. I would appreciate any help or information that you would be
> willing to share on this topic.
>
> I have been working on this project for several weeks, and I hit a wall. I
> cannot figure out how to change the permissions on the serial devices in the
> /dev directory and make them stick. I cannot 'su' to or login rsh as root,
> and I have not been able to find the place in the startup routine where the
> system creates the devices. I have found the references to saving and
> restoring permissions, but I struck out there, too.
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