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From: Robin Lunn <robin@is.co.za>
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Subject: what is the device number for sio?
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Hi there,

/dev/MAKEDEV doesnt know about tty00 and I'de like to be able to run X with a
mouse.  What is the device driver number for sio and how would I find such
things in future?  /sys/i386/conf/devices.i386 wasnt very helpful.  :-(
It only lists swap devices.

I assume the minor number for com1 will be 0, ie mknod tty00 c MAJOR 0.

Much thanks,
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