At 3/7/99 4:45:00 PM, you wrote:
>
i have a LT Win Modem on com1 its input/output range is 03F8-03FF its
>interrupt request is 04,direct memory access is 07, input/output range is
>0100-0107
>
>the modem i use in linux is a 56kifxvC internal voice modem. it is on com4.
>i cant find where it says anything about irq settings for this modem in
>linux.
>
>checked the bios and it doesn't say anything about disabling com2 that i
>could find. should i switch the modem to com2 instead of com4 and remove the
>winmodem? i did find something in the bios about two serial ports but i dont
>know what that means.
>i have the modem set up on com4 or ttys3? in linux.
Well I bet you the winmodem is the problem. I would remove it, and try again.
I had a winmodem once, and it locked up all my serial ports. Remove it.
If you use a ps2 mouse on irq12, you should have no problem there.
The serial ports in your bios are what I was talking about. Make sure that
you don't assign them an irq that your internal modem needs.
If I was you, I would pull the winmodem out, and put your 56k internal
on com1. Then you would have a working v90 modem for both windows and
linux on com1. Remember to change /etc/isapnp.conf for the 56k.
Didn't the winmodem give you a crazy listing in /etc/isapnp.conf?
You did try to edit your isapnp.conf file didn't you?
Sell that winmodem to some windows newbie. :-)
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