%general-entities; ]> mdev Now we will create the mdev.conf file for use with our system: cat > ${CLFS}/etc/mdev.conf<< "EOF" # /etc/mdev/conf SLEEP=10 # Symlinks: # Syntax: %s -> %s MAKEDEV -> ../sbin/MAKEDEV /proc/core -> kcore fd -> /proc/self/fd mcdx -> mcdx0 radio -> radio0 ram -> ram1 sbpcd -> sbpcd0 sr0 -> scd0 sr1 -> scd1 sr10 -> scd10 sr11 -> scd11 sr12 -> scd12 sr13 -> scd13 sr14 -> scd14 sr15 -> scd15 sr16 -> scd16 sr2 -> scd2 sr3 -> scd3 sr4 -> scd4 sr5 -> scd5 sr6 -> scd6 sr7 -> scd7 sr8 -> scd8 sr9 -> scd9 stderr -> fd/2 stdin -> fd/0 stdout -> fd/1 # Remove these devices, if using a headless system # You will see an error mdev: Bad line 35 vbi -> vbi0 vcs -> vcs0 vcsa -> vcsa0 video -> video0 # Stop Remove for headless system # Devices: # Syntax: %s %d:%d %s # devices user:group mode null 0:0 777 zero 0:0 666 urandom 0:0 444 console 0:5 0600 fd0 0:11 0660 hdc 0:6 0660 kmem 0:9 000 mem 0:9 0640 port 0:9 0640 ptmx 0:5 0660 sda* 0:6 0660 sdb* 0:6 0660 hda* 0:6 0660 hdb* 0:6 0660 tty 0:5 0660 tty0* 0:5 0660 tty1* 0:5 0660 tty2* 0:5 0660 tty3* 0:5 0660 tty4* 0:5 0660 tty5* 0:5 0660 tty6* 0:5 0660 ttyS* 0:20 640 EOF