root wrote:
>
> You have problem with your irq settings.Try setserial /dev/mouse and
> setserial /dev/modem and if it is same irq you should change modems irq.
I have a ps/2 mouse so i can't setserial it, but the /proc/interrupts
says the mouse is on irq 12 the modem is on irq 10, and none of the
other devices in proc intterupts use 10 nor do the other serial ports
cua0 and cua1.
> you can do it by typing something like setserial /dev/modem irq 9
> (or any other free number found by cat /proc/interrupts
>
Maybe I am confused how long does it take for minicom to intialise a
modem, I am assuming it is slow because win95 shows the login screen
(isp) almost instantaneously.
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