On Fri, 9 Nov 2001 23:15, Richard Gooch wrote:
> Russell Coker writes:
> > Currently on boot I see the following messages from devfsd:
> > error lstat(2)ing: "stdin" No such file or directory
> > error lstat(2)ing: "stdout" No such file or directory
> > error lstat(2)ing: "stderr" No such file or directory
> >
> > Where are these links created? Why are they created in the early
> > boot process? Why not just have devfsd create them (or one of the
> > boot scripts)?
>
> Those links are created by devfsd (as is "fd") early in it's
> initialisation phase. But the message is wrong, it's a call to stat(2)
> that is failing, not lstat(2). I don't get these messages.
>
> Hm. Is /proc mounted at this time?
No. On Debian devfs is started before the "checkroot" script (which mounts
/proc).
I'm looking into getting this changed.
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