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I use often desktop-terminals like gnome-terminal or konsole. Since friday no one works. if I start a desktop-terminal, the cursor appears, but I can't type anything and the prompt don't appears. I use the zsh with the configfiles from the grml-project(http://grml.org http://www.laber-land.de/2008/11/13/kur … att-bash/), but it don't work with the bash, too.
Last edited by linopolus (2009-02-04 12:48:20)
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Have you tried to remove your shell's configs (temporarily of course) and run terminal emulator with shell on vanilla settings? Since both konsole and gnome-thingie failed it seems probable that you're zsh's configs may be fried.
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I removed the configs but it is the same. I tried to use the Bash or the Sh but it is the same. I tried to use Yakuake but it is the same...
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Another idea: maybe they can't spawn their own pseudo-ttys? This would explain why you can log in after boot and run x and at the same time can't run terminal emulator. Is there some hint in your logs? A simple test also would be to log in console with x still running with some terminal emulator and issuing "w" command to see if somebody is logged-in on some "pts/0" or something terminal. If it's not then we have our suspect. If it is—maybe then it's authorization problem.
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Oh yes! …first of all check if you have "devpts" mounted.
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I changed my /etc/inittab because I never use more than 4 TTYs. I made the lines
c5:2345:respawn:/sbin/agetty -8 38400 vc/5 linux
c6:2345:respawn:/sbin/agetty -8 38400 vc/6 linux
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This is rather irrelevant to your problem. TTYs and pseudo-TTYs are different things. First check if you have "devpts" pseudo-fs mounted. Most probably you haven't or you have wrong permissions set.
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# umount /dev/pts
mount: /dev/pts ist nicht eingehängt
/dev/pts isn't mounted
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You've been messing with your /etc/fstab recently probably. You should have a line similar to the following in it.
none /dev/pts devpts defaults 0 0
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I'm using my /etc/fstab from Ubuntu(/ is changed:)) and there is no entry devpts in it. I added it and am restarting.
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It works!
I can use Yakuake!
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And that's what it's all about!
PS. Add "[solved]" to thread topic.
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How to do?
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Edit your first post in this thread. You'll be able to change topic there.
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