On Saturday 17 November 2001 11:32 am, you wrote: > Actually tis happens to me too, it is just a devfs trouble. (If I > remember right they are writing the devfs from the scratch now) > > 2 solutions, > > Sorry dont remember the name, but someone had adviced to delete > everything in /lib/dev-state , and reboot. Guess this works until you > change the places of devices in your pc, just give it a try. > > Second one, I use this. Simply dont use devfs. How ? If you are using > lilo, change the kernel option, that is in /etc/lilo.conf , > devfs=mount to devfs=nomount. And dont forget to type lilo at the > command prompt to make the new setting work as default. I dont know > the grub type, but I guess it is easy to figure out :) > > Onur Kucuk
What exactly is devfs? What is it used for? What does it do? -- Terry Sheltra PC Technician / Asst. Network Administrator University of Virginia School of Architecture [EMAIL PROTECTED] 434 (or 804) 982.3047 ------------------------- Registered Linux User #218330
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