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F6BVP > LINUX 02.10.09 13:39l 41 Lines 3753 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 3679_FF6BVP
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Subj: pty/tty devices
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Sent: 091002/1208Z @:FF6BVP.FRPA.FRA.EU #:3679 [Saint-Tropez] $:3679_FF6BVP
From: F6BVP@FF6BVP.FRPA.FRA.EU
To : LINUX@WW
Recent kernel distros have Unix98 standard pseudo tty.
Some accept boot parameter via grub validate old style pty/tty created.
In that case, Grub menu.lst file mus include pty.legacy_count=nn on
the line before initrd (hd0,4)....
nn can be any number lower than 256. I use 10.
However, if you compile your custom kernel, you may validate old style
pty via make menuconfig command.
Here are the parameters you want to configure :
Symbol: LEGACY_PTYS [=y] âö‚
Prompt: Legacy (BSD) PTY support âö‚
Defined at drivers/char/Kconfig:470 âö‚
Location: âö‚
-> Device Drivers âö‚
-> Character devices âö‚
âö‚
âö‚
Symbol: UNIX98_PTYS [=y] âö‚
Prompt: Unix98 PTY support âö‚
Defined at drivers/char/Kconfig:436 âö‚
Depends on: EMBEDDED âö‚
Location: âö‚
-> Device Drivers âö‚
-> Character devices âö‚
âö‚
âö‚
Symbol: LEGACY_PTY_COUNT [=0] âö‚
Prompt: Maximum number of legacy PTY in use âö‚
Defined at drivers/char/Kconfig:488 âö‚
Depends on: LEGACY_PTYS âö‚
Location: âö‚
-> Device Drivers âö‚
-> Character devices âö‚
-> Legacy (BSD) PTY support (LEGACY_PTYS [=y])
73 de Bernard, f6bvp
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