On Thu, Jan 05, 2006 at 05:41:41PM +0200, Kim Onnel wrote: > -bash-3.00# ls /dev/ptyp > ptyp0 ptyp6 ptypC ptypI ptypO ptypU ptypa ptypg ptypm ptyps ptypy > ptyp1 ptyp7 ptypD ptypJ ptypP ptypV ptypb ptyph ptypn ptypt ptypz > ptyp2 ptyp8 ptypE ptypK ptypQ ptypW ptypc ptypi ptypo ptypu > ptyp3 ptyp9 ptypF ptypL ptypR ptypX ptypd ptypj ptypp ptypv > ptyp4 ptypA ptypG ptypM ptypS ptypY ptype ptypk ptypq ptypw > ptyp5 ptypB ptypH ptypN ptypT ptypZ ptypf ptypl ptypr ptypx > -bash-3.00# ls /dev/pty* | wc -l > 62 > -bash-3.00# > > I dont understand anything :) > > -bash-3.00# sysctl kern.tty.maxptys > kern.tty.maxptys=992 > -bash-3.00# > > If they're 992, how can they run out ?
You still need to create the device nodes to go above the default 62 ptys created by the install. cd /dev && jot -w pty 16 0 | xargs ./MAKEDEV -- Hugo Villeneuve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://EINTR.net/
