I've been there, done that. how do I add the second lcs , do I call it
lcs1 or lcs0  for instance:
 echo lcs0,0x510,0x511,0,9  >> /proc/chandev (first tr0)
 echo lcs1,0x510,0x511,0,9  >> /proc/chandev (second tr1)

thanx
moloko
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rob van der Heij [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 15 February 2002 15:55
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:           Re: Insmod command (RH7.2)
> 
> > which insmod syntax can I use for the following devices on a 2216
> 
> > "insmod lcs -f /lib/lcs.o devno_portno_pairs=noauto,0x0510,0x0511,9"
> > it doesn't work, it says invalid parms,  also tried
> > insmod lcs -f /lib/lcs.o chandev=noauto,0x0510,0x0511,9"
> 
> Really, you should read the section about Channel Device Layer in the
> Device Drivers documentation. The devno_portno_stuff is old Linux 2.2
> syntax and RedHat 7.2 has a new 2.4 kernel. In your case, probably
>  echo lcs0,0x510,0x511,0,9  >> /proc/chandev
>  echo reprobe >> /proc/chandev
>  insmod lcs.o
>  ifconfig eth0
> 
> Rob

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