From: Terry M. <te...@av...> - 2006-02-05 03:39:36
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I also had this problem with ssh. It seems to be a problem with /dev/pts being mounted by fstab, then being overwritten by udev. I found a few other references to this problem, mostly with new migrations to udev. My sloppy solution is to create a script in /etc/init.d/ named S10pts and which contains: #!/bin/sh # remount /dev/pts mount -t devpts none /dev/pts make sure to chmod it executable (755). Now /dev/pts will get remounted and your pty's will get created. I'm not sure what the real solution is, probably something in udev..... Terry Markovich > My bluetooth problems were a result of a configuration problem > on my laptop. I'd forgotten that I had to configure the > bluetooth network access (under "Select the type of service > to offer remote devices") to "Allow other devices to > access the internet/Lan via this computer". > > The default is "Allow other devices to to create a private > network with this adapter" and this sounds like it should work. > But, after calling Kensington technical support (BT dongle vendor) > on the first laptop I set up months ago, I was told to configure > for "Allow other devices to access the internet/Lan via this > computer". I'd forgotten to do this with my latest laptop configuration. > > So, now I get a bluetooth connection can ping the gum from the laptop > (and vice versa) .But, when I try to connect via putty, I get "Server > refused to allocate PTY". This time I checked to make sure that > this was unique to my 2.6.15 build by reloading the old buildroot. > Everything works normal on the older buildroot > > Back on 2.6.15, on the gum in /tmp/messages I see (after seeing > "Server refused to allocate PTY" on the laptop): > > Dec 31 16:14:54 gumstix authpriv.notice dropbear[2850]: password > auth succeeded for 'root' from 192.168.0.1:1312 > Dec 31 16:14:54 gumstix authpriv.warn dropbear[2850]: pty_allocate: > openpty: No such file or directory > Dec 31 16:14:54 gumstix authpriv.warn dropbear[2850]: no pty was > allocated, couldn't execute > Dec 31 16:14:54 gumstix authpriv.info dropbear[2850]: exit after > auth (root): Exited normally > > So, I'm guessing I've forgotten some configuration step, or have > the default TARGETS changed and I'm missing something? > > Thanks, > > Dave Thomas |