For all of you who have this come up lots times when booting it is because you
have compiled serial support into your kernel and therefore
do not need setserial to autodetect the ports and set them up so to fix this
remove all entries in /sbin/init.d/rcX.d of SXXserial and KXXserial
but I would suggest leaving the serail script in /sbin/init.d alone so
if needed it can be used again. And if you care not to delete all those symbolic
links just add a line like the following to /etc/rc.config at the end of the
file:
#
KERNEL_SERIAL="yes"
#
# Does the current Kernel have serial capabilities compiled in?
# Added 02-10-1999 C Johnson
then add the following to your /sbin/init.d/serial after the comments
and ". /etc/rc.config":
#
# this test the rc.config var to see if we should run this script
#
base=${0##*/}
link=${base#*[SK][0-9][0-9]}
test $link = $base && KERNEL_SERIAL=yes
test "$KERNEL_SERIAL" = yes || exit 0
#
# Added by C Johnson 02-10-1998
Your all very welcome in advanced!!
--
Carl Johnson
Sys Admin
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