Hi. > > Or, are there good reasons for "/dev/console" not being > > available inside a vserver? > > well, /dev/console is not virtualized ... probably the > best is to replace it with /dev/null
That makes it very quiet indeed ;-) But it might be nice to see the "virtual boot" messages... > or if you really > want to see the output with /dev/tty0 ... ... So this suggestion is more appropriate, but this file doesn't exist. I have "tty" inside the "dev" directory. When symlinking "console" to it, I get an error message: - runit: warning: unable to open /dev/console: device not configured > but if you > think that guests should have access to the host > console then you can also provide /dev/console ... It's not needed in this instance. But, just in case, how can one provide new devices? Is it just a matter of running mknod /vservers/phony/dev/console c 5 1 ? Thanks, Gilles _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [email protected] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
