there is a program like mknod 4 linux?
“Vegeth” `Vegeth`@de.nu writes:
there is a program like mknod 4 linux?
QNX (all versions) uses a device file system, something that is now
available with linux 2.4 kernels. There are no entries in /dev unless
the appropriate device driver is running, and the physical device (or
software pseudo-device) actually exists on your system. You don’t
need to anticipate connecting a device to your system, you simply run
the appropriate driver, and it creates the /dev entry for you. There
is no disk-resident mount point, and therefore no need for mknod.
Andrew Thomas, President, Cogent Real-Time Systems Inc.
2430 Meadowpine Boulevard, Suite 105, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5N 6S2
Email: andrew@cogent.ca WWW: http://www.cogent.ca
By the way…
How do you make a FIFO (named pipe) in QNX then?
There is a util called mkfifo that will do that for you
(and a clib function mkfifo() to do it from code).
-Peter
Terje Trane <trane@systek.no> wrote:
: By the way…
: How do you make a FIFO (named pipe) in QNX then?