On Thu, Dec 27, 2001 at 07:31:39PM +0100, Xia Shang wrote:
> I know now what's the problem. With "ls -l /dev/sequencer" I get
>
> crw------- 1 shang root 14, 1 Mar 24 2001 /dev/sequencer.
Ok, so the special file is there as such, and does have a major/minor
number that's in order with my older, but probably congruent, system.
> After changing the permission as root and as user "shang"( so that with "ls
> -l /dev/sequencer" it looks like
>
> crwx------ 1 shang root 14, 1 Mar 24 2001 /dev/sequencer
>
> ) I logged
> out and logged in. But to my dissapointment it is still
>
> crw------- 1 shang root 14, 1 Mar 24 2001 /dev/sequencer.
>
> I can't save it!
> How can I solve it?
It's probably dynamically set when you try to use it--this happens with
ttys, for instance. What are you running that tries to use it again?
If it's not suid, it'll probably change it to your user ID. The question
now is whether the entire sound system has actually been set up correctly.
Cheers,
--
Dave Ihnat
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