From: Helge H. <hel...@ai...> - 2005-08-24 09:06:00
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Aivils Stoss wrote: >Hi , All! > >Don't like patched kernel. Ok try out vanilla! > > Main goal of this fake TTY driver is multi seat Linux box creation >without any patch under Debian stable or Mandriva 2005 LE , which distros >contains -isolateDevice patch of X. > > Recent Linux kernel does not force us use evdev or tty layer. Even sytem >operator can load new input handler. Actualy i write faketty kernel module, >which create device file for each keyboard. That device file emulate TTY >layer. > > Interesting. Do this have an advantage compared to using evdev, which is supported in ubuntu's x.org? (this x.org also works on debian testing, making multiseat X possible with a standard kernel. But of course only one user gets a vga console. >Keypress events are translated to standard TTY layer keycodes. These keycodes >can use X for input. > > Is it possible to run a getty taking input from such a faketty, and also redirecting the output of that getty to some process who renders it on a framebuffer device? That'd allow a terminal to appear when X dies for some reason. Even on the second screen. . . Helge Hafting |