On Fri, 2005-04-01 at 13:49 -0500, Mario Lombardo wrote:
> Since you're using /dev/ttyS0, you should probably be looking for ttyS0
> in /etc/security/console.perms. However, since you added your user to uucp
> and you haven't changed the permissions to the node, you should need to
> modify the file at all.
But the original question Glen had of how to have /dev/pilot be restored
as linking to /dev/ttyS0 upon recreation of the ttyS0 device on reboot
still remains unanswered. Only way I can think of is to add this as a
startup script in the runlevels to ln -s /dev/pilot /dev/ttyS0. It
would be cool if there were a system variable called $SerialPalm1 one
could permanently set to "ttyS0". Or maybe there is something better
already in some distros.
-- -The Ghost of Jim Varney
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