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From: "Nick Crocker" <nick dot crocker at gmail dot com> > Alright I made a new config file, copied the GENERIC file and added > the line pseudo-device vn to it and recompiled the kernel. I > verified that it is using the new kernel using sysctl kernel.version > and it shows the proper version. However I am still getting this > error. > monodev# ./workon4.sh wrap-1.22.img > vnconfig: /dev/vn1: No such file or directory > mount: /dev/vn1c: No such file or directory > [root@monodev ~/Desktop/M0n0dev/mnt2]# No problem. It bit me too. Some of the image mounting tools fail because there is an insuficiant number of virtual devices. The error is something like vnconfig /dev/vn1: No such file or device This can be fixed by going into the /dev/ directory and typing; /dev# MAKEDEV vn1 |