-- We are running an X-application which requires no user input on DEC 3000/300 workstations (these therefore have neither keyboard nor mouse). We have just upgraded from DU 3.2D to DU 4.0D (patch kit 3) and have found that the boot time has increased significantly due to the X-server startup now taking much longer to recognise the fact that we have no input devices. Is there anyway to configure the system so that it does not try to probe for input devices? -- Thanks to: - Dr. Tom Blinn <tpb_at_doctor.zk3.dec.com> - Kevin Partin <KPartin_at_hou.mdc.com> - Russ Fish <Russ_Fish_at_idx.com> The best suggestion was to remove the scc device entry for the keyboard and mouse from the kernel configuration file and rebuild the kernel. Unfortunately, if this entry is missing the kernel fails to link due to unresolved symbols. -- Anthony Patchett BSc.(Hons.) ODS System Administration DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH Karlsruhe GermanyReceived on Thu Jan 28 1999 - 16:51:08 NZDT
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