It's a SIIG Twincom Pro. That page is specific to on-board ports. Let me
download the program and see what happens though.
Jacob Joseph
----- Original Message -----
From: "Frank Damgaard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 05, 1999 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: Serial ports
> Jacob Joseph wrote:
>
> > Hello. As you should all remember by now :) I have a bitsurfer pro.
> > Recently I switched ISPs so I have unlimited 2B access now. Anyways, my
> > serial port is a 16550A UART, which, as I understand things tops out at
> > 115.2K. This is a far cry from the 128K my line can do, so my question
is
> > how I can get the full bandwidth. Is there a way to "overclock" the
serial
> > card(the bitsufer can do 128k serial speed)? Other than that, I should
be
> > able to switch the chip in the serial card to a 16650 or 16750 right?
Where
> > can I buy just the chip and how much do they cost?
>
> A 16550A can be fed with up to a 24MHz clock which gives 1.5Mbit/s :)
> no need for fancy 16650/16750, even though they should work with
> newer kernels (haven't testet).
> In 2.0.3x kernels 16650/16750 did not work well.
>
> But maybe you should look at :
>
> Over115K / SHSMOD http://www.devdrv.com/shsmod/
> There is a linux patch for kernel <= 2.0.36 and 2.2 .
>
> Over115K shsmod patch for kernel 2.0.37/2.0.38 :
http://home3.inet.tele.dk/frda/
>
> These patches gives a higher speed on many mainboards (and IO chipsets).
> On AladinV (ex. Asus P5A) only one of the serial ports can be
> clocked higher.
> I am running kernel 2.2.10, P5A and get 230400bps or 460800bps
>
> The "128K" serial speed is non-standard bps-rate, I don't think
> many serial cards support this.
> But many ISDN TA's have 230400bps or 460800bps communication on
> the serial port. Maybe the bitsurfer pro supports one of these ?
>
>
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