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[ILUG] /dev/tty

[ILUG] /dev/tty

cnb at eircom.net cnb at eircom.net
Fri Feb 1 20:28:53 GMT 2002


At 21:13 31/01/02 +0000, you wrote:
>On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 08:48:01PM +0000, cnb at eircom.net mentioned:
>
>
>You can make that with;
>
>     rm -f /dev/tty
>     mknod /dev/tty 6 0 c
>     chmod 666 /dev/tty
>
>Kate

Not sure what mknod /dev/tty 6 0 c is supposed to do, It returned the help 
message when I did the mknod command.  I'm not sure if I've got the right 
syntax.
"mknod(space)/dev/tty(space)6(space)0(space)c"
That doesn't get rid of the /dev/tty* file, not sure how to do that either.
And yes that was the results of ls -la and the find syntax was "find / 
-name "*\*" -print -xdev

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