Thanks for your help. By following the init path I discovered that the
pcmcia process was modifying /etc/inittab. The file /etc/pcmcia/serial.opts
contains a flag that tells /etc/pcmcia/serial to add a getty entry to
inittab. Once I turned off that flag, everything ran smooth.
Thanks again.
Jerome,
Thanks for the suggestion, and I've searched that file extensively. Still no
clue. But I should be able to track this down during the init process.
Everytime I reboot a line gets added to inittab. How can I track this down?
Thanks.
Tom
On Tuesday 28 May 2002 16:14, Jerome Acks Jr
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 03:00:46PM -0600, tom r wrote:
> Eric,
>
> Thanks for the response. I ran `dpkg-reconfigure sysvinit' but it did not
> bring up the screen to request an addition to inittab, so I don't think
> sysvinit is the one. Besides, when I installed debian on a previous laptop,
Eric,
Thanks for the response. I ran `dpkg-reconfigure sysvinit' but it did not
bring up the screen to request an addition to inittab, so I don't think
sysvinit is the one. Besides, when I installed debian on a previous laptop,
the question never appeared and I'm sure sysvinit is common to bo
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