At 01:38 PM 5/29/00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > >Try isapnp, and if it works,
> > >setserial /dev/ttyS2 PORT 0x3e8 irq 5
>oops, the shift key sticks ^. That's port of course.
Right....tuigged on to that one :)
>Strange. I can call a 16550a a 16450, and still it will answer when
>called. How about something simple, like cu?
I'll try it per your example.
>same place you found linux-newbie:
Doh! Will check it out....and soon as this is really starting to get on my
nerves.
>I am pretty sure Ted reads linux-serial. It might take him a while to
>get around to it, but it's ot a terribly active list. Probably a
>subject like "setserial can't detect 16750" or so would get a rise out
>of him. Best make sure you are using a current setserial and kernel,
>though. It's kind of rude to rattle somebody's cage for a problem he's
>already fixed.
kernal I'm using is 2.2.14 and setserial is 2.15
>I am quoting him a bit out of context: this is from a discussion on a
>16950 on linux serial last December, but it might be worth a look:
>See http://web.mit.edu/tytso/www/linux/serial/ for more information.
Looked at the article....doesn't mention external modems, just PCI.
But I did grab setserial 2.17. Now I just need to figure out how to install
it, replacing 2.15.
>I think so. If you go (on your own box) to <linux>/Documentation/isdn
>you will find a bunch of files, including a plain README that mentions a
>mailing list.
><linux> being of course where you installed the kernel source, by
>convention /usr/src/linux,
Ok, I'll go diggin and see what I can find. So far most of the help on the
net in regard to ISDN has been for internal cards. Guess I'm the only moron
having trouble with an external TA.
>Ce' he' fuinneogi'?
Now here's something I wouldn't have expected...My Irish dictionary sitting
next to my ever growing pile of Linux printouts.
>I am unsure of my spelling, as my focloir Gae'lige-Bearla fell victim to
>domestic downsizing.
Got ya....I myself only have beaga/n focal. Key phrases and enough words to
sort of understand someone speaking it. Not too many Gaeilge classes in
central Pennsylvania.
Sla/n go Fo/ill,
Jim
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