You could right a simple bash script to issue that command when you start
kppp and tell it to connect. Or write the script and have the script
executed when you boot. It wouldn't have to be anything any more
complicate then this:
#!/bin/sh
setserial -v /dev/cua2 irq 10
Thats about all there would need to be to it. The real trick would be to
get the script to be executed when you boot the machine. Don't forget to
chmod +x <scriptname.sh> then place it in /bin.
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Mark
Larry is NOT a cucumber...he's a stinkin pickle...
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Surprisingly on Sun, 5 Nov 2000 Henningsen had this to say!
> My modem is on cua2, which is initialized to IRQ 4 when I start up, however,
> the correct value is IRQ 10, so whenever I want to use my modem, i have to
> do as root
> setserial -v /dev/cua2 irq 10
> How can I get that to be done on startup, preferably, where is the script
> that sets that value?
>
> Peter Henningsen
> alifegames.com
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