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From: darryl@lemuria.MV.COM (Darryl Wagoner)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Re: 386/ix Installation
Keywords: 386/ix, Logi-Mouse, Fine Tuning
Message-ID: <1317@lemuria.MV.COM>
Date: 2 Jul 90 11:41:01 GMT
References: <66FcL1w162w@dkatrig.ka.sub.org> <545@csource.OZ.AU>
Reply-To: darryl@lemuria.UUCP (Darryl Wagoner)
Organization: Shecora Associates, Inc. Nashua, NH
Lines: 26

In article <545@csource.OZ.AU> david@csource.OZ.AU (david nugent) writes:
>In <66FcL1w162w@dkatrig.ka.sub.org> trig@dkatrig.ka.sub.org (Georg Trietsch) writes:

>>- The system disk is labeled 1-2 Users. I want to connect a vt220
>>  Terminal to tty00 for a second user. This works quite well. For use
>>  Setting the mouse device to tty01 results in a message that this
>>  device does not exist. Is there a way to get mouse _and_ terminal
>>  running? I dont think of mice as users :-)

>The serial driver in the 2.0.2 release had some real problems.  There's
>an update to it (X5 or X6) which fixes them.  After that, you shouldn't
>have the same problem.

This should or is on the most frequent ask question list.  To enable
the second port you must change /etc/conf/sdevice.d/asy. FYI this is
the default for 2.2  I am not sure what or how ISC defines users.  I
have a 1-2 two user system and have yet to run into any problems like
that.  Doing a strings on login I did find a interesting bit:

	/usr/lib/uucp/uucico
	1-2 user license exceeded.
	Please check your license agreement.

Which would lead one to believe that login checks for users other than
ones with a shell of uucico.  But I haven't been able to cause login
to display that message.