On 2 Oct 2002, Richie Crews wrote: > I think I can answer the usb one, try /dev/ttyUSB02, if thats doesnt > work try /dev/ttyUSB00-10 until you find the right port > > On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 11:18, Christopher A. Williams wrote: > > OK - After a grueling hardware upgrade, I finally loaded 8.0. My new > > system is a 2.53 Ghz P4 with 1GB RAM. The motherboard is an ASUS P4S8X > > with lots of stuff, including on-board 6-channel sound, USB 2.0, IEEE > > 1394 and a lot more. > > > > After making sure Plug & Play was disable in CMOS (the default by the > > way - why did I change that?!?), 8.0 installed with few complaints. > > Everything was recognized except for the following, which still does not > > work: > > > > > > > > * On-board Ethernet controller: It comes up as a SIS 900/7016CI, > > but according to the motherboard documentation, it's actually some sort > > of RealTek controller - unfortunately, it doesn't say *which* controller > > it is. Either way, all of the SIS or RealTek drivers fail to load > > properly. It's a strange message I have fallen back to an old 3Com > > Vortex card for the moment. Any ideas on this one would be appreciated. > > * Hardware browser crashes at startup. I am unable to use this > > program at all. > > > > I also can't seem to find the usb port my Palm Pilot cradle is connected > > to. The default device is /dev/pilot, which doesn't exist. I have 6 USB > > ports on this system and the cradle is plugged into the 2nd port. The > > mouse is plugged into the 1st port and is working fine. I could really > > use some help with this. I was using a serial cradle before. My old Palm > > Vx finally died and I was able to trade up to a M515 cheap.
just for fun, plug in the cradle and run "usbview" to see what shows up. may or may not work. rday
