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From: Tiggie <kleung@frodi.cs.uop.edu>
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Subject: Problem with installing XFree86-3.1.1
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I am currently running FreeBSD SNAP<041295?> with XFree86-3.1.1.  I 
checked into my /dev directory and did not find the tty00 device <is this 
an example of what it should be>.  Then I did the command "dmesg|grep 
sio" and the result were that sio0 and sio1 existed.  I also know my 
mouse is connested to com1 when in DOS.  Doesn't that mean sio0 is the 
device on my mouse?  Next I typed "sh /dev/MAKEDEV tty00", the command 
ran with no errors, but the device tty00 did not appear with the "ls" 
command.

Is this a command problem and is listed in a faq, would you please direct 
me to it.  I have already read the README file on XFree86 3.1.1.

Many thanks for your help.  I am trying to configure the mouse, s3 chip 
video card, and screen frequencies, and also get X running.



Kevin