> Samantha a écrit :
> > > You need to edit /etc/ttys and mark ttyE[0-35-7] as "on".  They are
> > > probably currently marked "off".
> > 
> > I did that, on reboot I am told:
> > /dev/ttyE[1,2,3,4,6,7]: Device not configured
> > 

> > All the above ttys are in /dev/ and 1-4 worked before I added 6 and 7
> > into ttys and turned them "on"
> > 
> > Any ideas why?
> 
> You removed wscons or any wscons related driver from your kernel ?

I used the kernel as is that I got from a net install. Didn't touch 
anything. :(

-Sam