Messages in this thread |  | | From | Jan-Patrick Perisse <> | Subject | ps u & shutdown in 1.3.90 | Date | Sun, 12 May 1996 02:08:09 -0300 (EST) |
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Sorry if these boubts have already been answered, but i just got into the list 8-).
My system configuration: Kernel 1.3.90, AHA 2940, Slackware 3.0, ppp and ps/2 mouse.
1- The last time I shutdown my system, the shutdown seemed not to work, so I forced it down (reset). When I started it up again it kept on writing the following message to my screen: kernel: Warning: dev (04:c1) tty-count(2) != #fd's(3) in tty_open kernel: Warning: dev (04:c1) tty-count(2) != #fd's(3) in release_dev
the numbers changed depending on which action i take When I kill some processes (without seeing them) the message stops. It doesn't depend on the processes, put on the number (quantity) of processes I kill. I later discovered that shutdown had replaced my /dev/console to the same major and minor numbers of ttyp1 (4 and c1 (193, i think)). I mknodded /dev/console again and fixed the problem. I dunno in what circumstances it happens, nor if it changed anything else!! Can somebody help me??
2- When I issue ps u or run "top" it sends the message: Floating point exception Does someone knows something aboui it?
Please answer to perisse@labma.ufrj.br as well as in the list...
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