Thats ok
> The only other major thing is my sshd wont work. I try to connect from the
> client and the syslog on the server-side says "error: openpty: No such
> file or directory" "error: Failed to allocate a pty!" and the client just
> hangs. I had ssh/sshd 1.2.26, I tried 2.0.10 too, but that generates the
> same error too. I didn't compile Unix98 pty's in the kernel.
> Oh, and gpm doesn't work anymore. /dev/psaux: No such device
The pty one is simple enough. The old old kernels used a set of 64 minor
numbers in a single tty major for ptys and it wasnt enough, so about 1.2
that was changed to a new set. 2.1.12x dropped support for the ancient
ones. Remake your /dev/pty* /dev/tty[pqrs]*
/dev/psaux: no such device either means you didnt compile PS/2 mouse in, or
it failed to find a PS/2 mouse. Please check this one because Linus did
a major clean up of the ps/2 code in 125/6
Alan
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