“rm /etc/config/trap/input.node” should do it.
From: “Michael Mitchell” <protek_2000@yahoo.com>
Subject: Simple question: Console commands?
Date: Monday, June 11, 2001 11:05 PM
I’ve done a check of online stuff, and I guess I’m lost. How do I follow
the information I have that directs me to delete the input.node file?
Perhaps you could provide the syntax and the source for it? Thanks for any
help!
Thanks for the help. Apparently removing that file is not the problem. The
problem likely is it isn’t created! Get no file message.
I understand it is written when the i/o devices (keyboard and mouse) are
probed for successfully. That appears to be the problem.
I get errors on boot that the function fails. How can I deal with that?
Thought the rm command of that file would do it.
Mike Mitchell
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“rm /etc/config/trap/input.node” should do it.
From: “Michael Mitchell” <> protek_2000@yahoo.com
Subject: Simple question: Console commands?
Date: Monday, June 11, 2001 11:05 PMI’ve done a check of online stuff, and I guess I’m lost. How do I follow
the information I have that directs me to delete the input.node file?
Perhaps you could provide the syntax and the source for it? Thanks for
any
help!
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