Michael Kjorling wrote on Sun, May 13, 2001 at 03:37:22PM +0200:
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> Then what should I get? The cradle I've got only has a serial cable,
> not a USB one.
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> Suggestions, please! I don't care if it's officially supported or not,
> I just want it to work...
Then stick to serial ports again.
You wrote earlier:
> I am running Linux (kernel 2.2.18) on my computer at home. Two serial
> ports on the standard IRQs (4 and 3, respectively). When I was still
> running Windows, I could sync my Palm Vx (OS 3.5.2) with no problems
> at all. But Linux decided to put the sound card at IRQ 3, and the SCSI
> controller (with three hard disks attached) at IRQ 4. Obviously this
> does not work very well with the serial ports. I would prefer not to
> mess with the IRQs (setting up the sound was a pain, and I don't want
> to lose my SCSI controller) so I was wondering - is there any way to
Use setserial to change serial port IRQs.
E.g. put:
/bin/setserial /dev/ttyS0 irq 7
or something similar in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local
Check first if IRQ 7 (or any other you want to use) is free of course,
by examining /proc/interrupts. This way you will still have your sound
card on irq3, scsi at irq4 and serial port at whatever you finf free.
Also, you may use:
setserial -g /dev/ttyS?
to see the actual settings of all serial ports.
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