Subject: re: kern/31403: /dev/ptm tries to return /dev/ptyv0 which doesn't exist
To: matthew green <mrg@eterna.com.au>
From: Christos Zoulas <christos@zoulas.com>
List: netbsd-bugs
Date: 09/28/2005 09:19:20
On Sep 28,  5:41pm, mrg@eterna.com.au (matthew green) wrote:
-- Subject: re: kern/31403: /dev/ptm tries to return /dev/ptyv0 which doesn't

| is it really so hard to fix this properly?  it seems that we
| don't care about backwards compatibility any more.

Here's the list:

acorn32:	ttyv0
algor:		ttyC? 
alpha:		ttyB? ttyC?
amiga:		ttye? ttyA? ttyB? ttyC?
arc:		ttyC?
atari:		ttyA? ttyB?
bebox:		ttyv0
cats:		ttyv0
hp300:		ttyC? ttyM?
hparm:		ttyv0 ttyS?
i386:		ttyv0
mvme68k:	ttyC? ttyZ?
netwinder:	ttyv0
pmax:		ttyD?
sgimips:	ttyC? ttyZ?
shark:		ttyv0
vax:		ttyg? ttyJ?
x68k:		ttye?

And of course all the ports use ttyE? as wscons ttys which is in the
pty namespace.

christos