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Subject: /dev/ulpt0 -- How is it created?
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Ronald F. Guilmette writes:

>  I am rather hoping that whatever that mechanism is, that I can
>  diddle it somehow so that every time /dev/ulpt0 gets created, it
>  will be created with perms set to 0666.
>  
>  (Sorry, yes, I'm almost totally ignorant about how these kinds of
>  transient device nodes get automagically created these days.)

	man devfs.rules?


				Robert Huff