Hello Greetz,
Although it's a bit low on details here, I'll give it a general shot...
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/
ThinkThin?entry=serial_and_parallel_port_mapping
Good article about remapping the serial ports so at the very least
you're not being bothered with these long names.
Secondly, of course, patch up your Solaris 10.
Also, patch up your SRSS with patch 120879.
Rev.1, the current, already solves a few serial port issues.
Rev.2 has not been released, but can be acquired by downloading the
new Sun Ray Connector for Windows Beta Refresh.
Thanks a lot for your response! I am no friend of patching a mission
critical system remotely (500km away from our office). This could end
up bad. However, we will try to reproduce the problem locally and then
see whether the patch fixes the issue. Thanks for the hint with the
QuaTech adaptors. But I agree with you that going this way SRS is still
involved, so this might end up with similar problems. On the other hand
ethernet to serial adaptors sound like very special (expensive) devices.
The script from Craig Bender is cool (connected devices and
hotdesking). Thanks for the link.
We learned that utaudio is responsible for generating the audio device.
What would be the tool that generates the serial devices? I found teh
following scripts inteh meanwhile that might be related.
bash-3.00# ls /usr/dt/config/Xsession.d
0010.dtpaths 0020.dtims 0040.xmbind 1001.swupnot
0015.sun.env 0030.dttmpdir 0100.SUNWut
Is it feasible or even possible to manually destroy (may be just with
rm ...) the serial port device entries and trigger their regeneration
with some tool or script?
Thanks,
Andreas
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