I am looking at T38Modem. A relatively new version is ready for someone to build an rpm for (Mar '07).
But the readme warns:
Q. I try to use T38modem, but after run "t38modem -p ttyx0" I get a message "Could not open /dev/ptyx0: No such file or directory". A. Looks like you don't have legacy PTY devices compiled in your kernel. You need to re-compile the kernel with 'Legacy PTY Support'.
Is this an issue for Centos 4.4 and/or Centos 5?
On 7/6/07, Robert Moskowitz rgm@htt-consult.com wrote:
I am looking at T38Modem. A relatively new version is ready for someone to build an rpm for (Mar '07).
But the readme warns:
Q. I try to use T38modem, but after run "t38modem -p ttyx0" I get a message "Could not open /dev/ptyx0: No such file or directory". A. Looks like you don't have legacy PTY devices compiled in your kernel. You need to re-compile the kernel with 'Legacy PTY Support'.
Is this an issue for Centos 4.4 and/or Centos 5?
On centos4: grep -i pty /boot/config-2.6-9-* returns # CONFIG_LEGACY_PTYS is not set
So I'd guess this would infact be a problem on c4. You can check for yourself on c5.
On Fri, 2007-07-06 at 13:56 -0400, Jim Perrin wrote:
On 7/6/07, Robert Moskowitz rgm@htt-consult.com wrote:
I am looking at T38Modem. A relatively new version is ready for someone
to build an rpm for (Mar '07).
But the readme warns:
Q. I try to use T38modem, but after run "t38modem -p ttyx0" I get a message "Could not open /dev/ptyx0: No such file or directory". A. Looks like you don't have legacy PTY devices compiled in your kernel. You need to re-compile the kernel with 'Legacy PTY Support'.
Is this an issue for Centos 4.4 and/or Centos 5?
On centos4: grep -i pty /boot/config-2.6-9-* returns # CONFIG_LEGACY_PTYS is not set
So I'd guess this would infact be a problem on c4. You can check for yourself on c5.
But don't forget to check the plus/rpmforge/atrpms stuff (extras too? Can't recall what has which effect). And often a request for one of those to include it will get it done, if not already done.
HTH -- Bill
On 7/6/07, William L. Maltby CentOS4Bill@triad.rr.com wrote:
A. Looks like you don't have legacy PTY devices compiled in your kernel. You need to re-compile the kernel with 'Legacy PTY Support'.
Is this an issue for Centos 4.4 and/or Centos 5?
On centos4: grep -i pty /boot/config-2.6-9-* returns # CONFIG_LEGACY_PTYS is not set
So I'd guess this would infact be a problem on c4. You can check for yourself on c5.
But don't forget to check the plus/rpmforge/atrpms stuff (extras too? Can't recall what has which effect). And often a request for one of those to include it will get it done, if not already done.
My note includes cplus kernels. So this support is "not set" in C4, C4plus, C5 and C5plus.
Akemi
On 7/6/07, Robert Moskowitz rgm@htt-consult.com wrote:
I am looking at T38Modem. A relatively new version is ready for someone to build an rpm for (Mar '07).
But the readme warns:
Q. I try to use T38modem, but after run "t38modem -p ttyx0" I get a message "Could not open /dev/ptyx0: No such file or directory". A. Looks like you don't have legacy PTY devices compiled in your kernel. You need to re-compile the kernel with 'Legacy PTY Support'.
Is this an issue for Centos 4.4 and/or Centos 5?
'Legacy PTY Support' is not turned on in CentOS 4 or 5:
# CONFIG_LEGACY_PTYS is not set
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