A possible cause of this would be similar to the ppp setup where ip-up and ip-down scripts are invoked. Sometimes the scripts get "customized" by hard coding a device name in place of a passed argument. I have seen countless examples suggested along the lines of:
(startup script) export PPPDEV=/dev/foo (shutdown script) somecommand $PPPDEV maybe using a grep-type of tool in /etc and parts of /usr will help you find remaining /dev/cu* references. Oliver Elphick wrote: > > Following advice in messages in this list, I have changed my UUCP > setup to use /dev/ttyS0 instead of /dev/cua0. > > I now get an error message on terminating a cu session which I did not > see before: > > ops% logout << Log out from remote machine, which drops the line > cu: Got hangup signal > cu: Can't disable hardware flow control: I/O error > cu: write: I/O error > > Does anyone know the reason for this? > > Oliver Elphick Paul Wade, CEO Greenbush Technologies Corporation Web: http://www.greenbush.com/ Email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ********************************* Fresh Linux CD's mailed monthly No refrigeration needed Under 1 billion sold! *********************************
