On Tue 01 Mar 2005, DEVRIENDT ERIK wrote:
> After configuring hisax driver with winbond chip (via modconf)
> no isdn devices appear in /dev when running kernel 2.6.8.
> The only file containing the word ísdn in its name is /dev/isdnctrl
> which is a symbolic link to the nonexisting /dev/isdnctrl0.
> However, the directory /.dev does contain all isdn devices, and
> they apparently work (a cat of /.dev/isdnctrl0 gives some sensible
> text).
The postinst of isdnutils-base unconditionally displays
"Note: running MAKEDEV to create ISDN devices in /dev..."
and then runs "/sbin/MAKEDEV isdn-tty isdn-io" in /dev .
If that doesn't work properly, then perhaps MAKEDEV is to blame?
What happens if you do the following (as root of course):
cd /dev
/sbin/MAKEDEV isdn-tty isdn-io
Is /.dev a devfs filesystem? (I haven't seen a /.dev directory before.)
If a devfs filesystem is detected, then maybe the nodes aren't created...
Paul Slootman
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