Linux stuck when serial cable is disconnected

terminal. When I disconnect the serial cable my Linux get stuck. Even my telnet connection doesnt responds. When I re-connect the serial everything is OK again. Do you know what can be the problem? I am working with HW flow control? can it be the problem? Thanks a lot! Hagit -- To UNSUBSCRIBE

gconf strange message

Hi all, I am having a stable Debian distribution with GNOME on MIPS24KF (mipsel). When I run several applications after a while (3-4 hours not deterministic) my applications crashes. My dmesg shows the following: Nov 6 21:08:43 hz-stb-1 gconfd (root-1799): starting (version 2.16.1), pid 1799 user

gconf strange message

Hi all, I am having a stable Debian distribution with GNOME on MIPS24KF (mipsel). When I run several applications after a while (3-4 hours not deterministic) my applications crashes. My dmesg shows the following: Nov 6 21:08:43 hz-stb-1 gconfd (root-1799): starting (version 2.16.1), pid 1799 user

Opening a file from Kernel space

thought of opening the serial driver as if I was a user and with the file descriptor to read()/write()/ioctl() etc... Can I do this from the kernel space? Do you have maybe a better idea how to implement? Thanks Hagit -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubs

startx from terminal or telnet

run at all (cant get a full desktop). Did it happened to someone? Is it something with my hardware? Why is this happening? I would love to hear any comments. Thanks, hagit PS - same happened when I run 'startx' from terminal on another PC -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTEC

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