Re: nash initrd for root encryption with gpg -> cannot open /dev/tty no such file or address (SOLVED)

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Subject: Re: nash initrd for root encryption with gpg -> cannot open /dev/tty no such file or address (SOLVED)
From: "sebb" <s.hueltenschmidt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 01:27:31 +0200
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Hello All,

i found out. I have to use the command "open" to start gpg as nash does not
open a tty.
It was THAT easy, i just did not google right :-(,

sorry for bothering.

SeBB

ps: btw, anyone interested in the result anyway?

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