It's 27 May 98 02:07:35,
We'll return to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and All's
discussion of Pls help me..
ch> I think that setserial just helps you to configure IRQs and such. I'd
ch> recommend netcfg for basic configuration. At least, that's what
ch> worked for me.
You only need setserial for 2 things:
1. To set the port speed (mainly applies to dialins, not dialouts).
2. To support non standard hardware (i.e. oddball I/O addresses, IRQs
or a mutiport card).
A standard "out of the box" pc being used as a workstation shouldn't
need to run setserial.
netcfg should do the rest. :-)
.. Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, you have a nose like a B-52.
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