I am not sure if my problem was the same as yours; but I had the same severe
delay
when I used minicom to attempt to login. It would wait excessively. What I
discovered
was that my mouse and my modem were both using interrupt 4. If I kept my
mouse
moving when I started minicom, it would work as expected. If I changed my
modem
to a different interrupt, it worked fine. You can look in your
/var/log/messages file and
determine what interrupt is used for each of the com ports.
Jack
>I am still waiting for a reply to my question about the annoying pppd
delay.
>I think this one has even the best of Linux masters stumped.
>Linus??? Alan??? Anyone? Don't tell me this is too difficult for you guys.
>Come on, reveal the answer to this incredibly tough question.
>What is causing pppd to pause for over a minute before it communicates with
>the serial port?
>If you guys still can't answer it, I will have to vandalize the source
>code. That won't be pretty.
>
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