On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 01:37:35AM -0400, J. Seth Henry wrote:
Stan,
Could you describe your hardware in a bit more detail. I can't imagine
why your system would hard lock, unless there is something seriously
wrong. Also, I'm curious why puc is detecting your card as sio4 and sio5
(COM5 and
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 10:34:14AM -0400, J. Seth Henry wrote:
All you need in your kernel config is 'device puc'. You already appear
to have this in your config, as your system detected the adapter.
You will have to sh MAKEDEV cuaan (where 0 n NUM_PORTS) to get
the device nodes in your
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 10:34:14AM -0400, J. Seth Henry wrote:
All you need in your kernel config is 'device puc'. You already appear
to have this in your config, as your system detected the adapter.
Him
I've made some progress on this ;-(
I have created teh devices in /dev. I now have just
All you need in your kernel config is 'device puc'. You already appear
to have this in your config, as your system detected the adapter.
You will have to sh MAKEDEV cuaan (where 0 n NUM_PORTS) to get
the device nodes in your /dev directory.
Alternately, since they have sequential minor
Stan,
Could you describe your hardware in a bit more detail. I can't imagine
why your system would hard lock, unless there is something seriously
wrong. Also, I'm curious why puc is detecting your card as sio4 and sio5
(COM5 and COM6 respectively) Most mainboards only have sio0/COM1 and
sio1/COM2.
