[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lee Dickens wrote:
>
> Your problem is that you are probably using setserial to configure your
> serial port.....just let your distro config the serial port....remove any
> lines that you added 2 ppp-on or the startfiles that configure the serial
> port w/ setserial.....you really dont need 2 use setserial neways because
> the speed you issue w/ pppd overides that of setserial. good luck
Thanks, but I only use set serial at boot time, to change my IRQ to 5.
Or better said, the Debian script only uses it.
That's very likely it. I had several software packages fail when I
went to 2.2.1; ppp came back when I took the port the modem was on out
of my rc.serial boot script; another port, for which that was not an
option because I had to set the IRQ (like you) turned out to need to
be specified as a 16550A rather than a 16550. The 2.0 kernels hadn't
cared about that difference, near as I could tell...
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