massa@aurora.cis.upenn.edu (Mike Massa) (05/18/91)
A phantom device keeps showing up in my configuration. When I started developing my device driver, I called it "proto". I have since moved to the real driver called "audio". All references to "proto" have been removed from the ODM database. Yet each time I boot the system, an entry in the CuDv database for "proto0" appears. I deleted it, reboot, and it appears again! Even if no card is present in the slot! (and none of my devices are in the machine). If I run "diag -a" from the shell, it identifies the device as missing (denoted by the change status in the CuDv entry). I take the option to remove it from the system, and the command finishes. The entry in CuDv is NOT removed, however, and if I run diag -a again, it will again identify the device as missing again. Is there some other place that configuration information is stored? How do I purge this demon from my system? -- Mike Massa University of Pennsylvania Distributed Systems Laboratory