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VK2TV > PACKET 11.08.08 00:04l 44 Lines 1157 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re:Ubuntu Linux 7.10 and MKISS
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# On : 8/11/2008 8:03:02 A
# UTC: 8/10/2008 22:03:02
>From: G0TWN@GB7IMK.#43.GBR.EU
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Big snip
>mkiss -s 19200 /dev/ttyS0 /dev/ptyq1 /dev/ptyq2 /dev/ptyq3
>/bin/sleep 2
>kissattach /dev/ptyq1 slink 44.131.160.241
>kissattach /dev/ptyq2 selink 44.131.160.241
>kissattach /dev/ptyq3 433 44.131.160.241
>
>-END OF SNIPPET-
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>I just keep getting, 'mkiss: open: Input/output error'. Any pointers. I
>have three G4YXW 9600 baud modems, connected to a G8ECJ FEP box that I use
>for my full-duplex links to other local BBS.
Hello David,
In later releases of Linux not all pty ports are in /dev, most are in a
sub-directory of /dev.
It is usual now for only ptyp#/ttyp# to appear in /dev
I have used two solutions. One is to create a symlink to
/dev/<sub-directory>, and the other is to use ptyp instead of ptyq. The
latter is the simplest solution.
If that doesn't fix your problem you may want to investigate a kernel
related problem such as MKISS being broken. It has happened in some not too
old kernels.
Cheers ... Ray vk2tv
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