On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, Miroslav Skoric wrote:
> Yesterday I installed RH 6.2 as a fresh installation (over the previous
> RH 6.1) and discovered the message from the subject whenever I try to
> use KDE's KPPP or RH PPP Dialer (or else). Well, my modem is set by
> jumpers to use IRQ 15 and that is set by a line: setserial /dev/ttyS2
> irq 15 within /etc/rc.d/rc.local file (like it was working ok under RH
> 6.1). But, the modem doesn't respond until I enter the same line as a
> command from the command prompt (terminal window). After that all is ok.
> I don't know what is to be done in order the modem recognizes itself
> whenever I boot the computer. Any idea?
>
> Misko
>
A couple of things to check - make sure /etc/rc.d/rc.local is executable,
and check that the symlinks to rc.local are there for the run level you
are booting into. (S99local symlinked to /etc/rc.d/rc.local.) You can
also try putting the complete path to setserial - it shouldn't be
necessary, but I usualy do it in batch files, because you can never be
sure of the path that will be set when the file is run. (Or set the path
you want when you write the batch file...)
Mikkel
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