> Initially, I got an error on multi-user boot saying "/dev/ttyE0" does not
> exist. I changed this in /etc/ttys to /dev/ttye0.

That's a reasonable guess to make, but it's probably not right (I don't
recall what the major/minor was for ttye0).  ttyE0 should be major
number 46, minor number 0, so

	mknod /dev/ttyE0 c 46 0
	chown root.wheel /dev/ttyE0

should make the right device node.  Or you can just use:

	cd /dev ; sh MAKEDEV ttyE0

...which will amount to the same thing.

This is a holdover from still using basically the original installation
tools while the system has evolved...

-allen

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