On Sunday 30 September 2001 08:29, Alan Cox wrote:
> > You might want to read the mailing list entries from 1991 and early 1992:
> >
> > http://www.kclug.org/old_archives/linux-activists/
>
> The late 1993->95 list is archived at
>
> http://www.linux.org.uk/Old-LK/Old-linux-kernel
>
> I don't currently know if the rest of 1992->late 1993 exists
>
> Alan
The kclug archives claim to run until the second week of october 1993. I
just haven't sorted through them that far yet.
http://www.kclug.org/old_archives/linux-activists/
Please don't beat on them TOO hard, I think they're on an ISDN line or
something...
(The reason for limiting the search to mid 1992 is that by they they were
already up to 0.95, so 0.01 was no longer relevant...)
Rob
Hi!
This is propably not so important but anyway. I think that the kernel
should not complain about "unable to open an initial console" when
"Virtual terminal" support is disabled in the kernel.
bye
> This is propably not so important but anyway. I think that the kernel
> should not complain about "unable to open an initial console" when
> "Virtual terminal" support is disabled in the kernel.
You do need stdin, stdout, and stderr which is related to /dev/console at
boot up. See main.c for what I mean. So you need some kind of console
built in. Try serial console and you need to tell your kernel you are
using serial console. See linux/Documentation/serialconsole.txt