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Hi,
This was solved when i added "--disable-openpty" in the configuration.

Thanx
- Prasad

On 3/23/06, DeviPrasad Natesan <ndprasad@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Does the dropbear-ssh needs writable root-filesystem to run correctly.
> I set my file-system as read-only (which i ultimately wants to) and it
> fails giving the following error.
>
> ====================
> TRACE: continue recv_msg_channel_request: session request
> TRACE: enter chansessionrequest
> TRACE: type is shell
> TRACE: enter sessioncommand
> TRACE: enter ptycommand
> [147] Mar 23 04:51:57 no pty was allocated, couldn't execute
> ========================
>
> It works ok when i change the root-filesystem as the read-write.
> Apparently due to the /dev/pty* ?.
>
> I am running the default dropbear found in the uClinux-dist
> distribution with my microblaze as the processor. Please let me know
> how i can run the dropbear with the read-only root file system.
>
> Appreciate your reply.
>
> Thnx
> - Prasad
>





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Read-only root-filesystem

Hi all, Does the dropbear-ssh needs writable root-filesystem to run correctly. I set my file-system as read-only (which i ultimately wants to) and it fails giving the following error. ==================== TRACE: continue recv_msg_channel_request: session request TRACE: enter chansessionrequest TRACE: type is shell TRACE: enter sessioncommand TRACE: enter ptycommand [147] Mar 23 04:51:57 no pty was allocated, couldn't execute ======================== It works ok when i change the root-filesystem as the read-write. Apparently due to the /dev/pty* ?. I am running the default dropbear found in the uClinux-dist distribution with my microblaze as the processor. Please let me know how i can run the dropbear with the read-only root file system. Appreciate your reply. Thnx - Prasad

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Re: Read-only root-filesystem

Message: 3 Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 16:14:19 -0800 From: "DeviPrasad Natesan" <ndprasad@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: Read-only root-filesystem To: dropbear@xxxxxxxxxx Message-ID: <3351bfbe0603231614r2ba1d199jb68a286b4f653af1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hi, This was solved when i added "--disable-openpty" in the configuration. ---------------------------------- You can also use devfs (if you have kernel 2.4) or tmpfs to create /dev. Create the necessary devices in your init scripts. --Yan

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Read-only root-filesystem

Hi all, Does the dropbear-ssh needs writable root-filesystem to run correctly. I set my file-system as read-only (which i ultimately wants to) and it fails giving the following error. ==================== TRACE: continue recv_msg_channel_request: session request TRACE: enter chansessionrequest TRACE: type is shell TRACE: enter sessioncommand TRACE: enter ptycommand [147] Mar 23 04:51:57 no pty was allocated, couldn't execute ======================== It works ok when i change the root-filesystem as the read-write. Apparently due to the /dev/pty* ?. I am running the default dropbear found in the uClinux-dist distribution with my microblaze as the processor. Please let me know how i can run the dropbear with the read-only root file system. Appreciate your reply. Thnx - Prasad

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Re: Read-only root-filesystem

Message: 3 Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 16:14:19 -0800 From: "DeviPrasad Natesan" <ndprasad@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: Read-only root-filesystem To: dropbear@xxxxxxxxxx Message-ID: <3351bfbe0603231614r2ba1d199jb68a286b4f653af1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hi, This was solved when i added "--disable-openpty" in the configuration. ---------------------------------- You can also use devfs (if you have kernel 2.4) or tmpfs to create /dev. Create the necessary devices in your init scripts. --Yan
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