It is more a linux question than to kannel.
However there are some USB devices that do show 2 or more "virtual
devices/TTYs" when connected. You need to test wich of the devices
allows you to send/receive sms. Sometimes not all usb "virtual
devices/TTYs" allow AT commands.
If after reboot the AT port is detected on ACM1, use that in your kannel config.
Regards
Alvaro
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On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 12:22 PM, Innocent Muchedzi
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hie
>
> I have my kannel running on Fedora 11 using a GSM Modem connected thru a
> USB. initially the modem can be detected as at "/dev/ttyACM0" but if i
> reboot the server it can them change to "/dev/ttyACM1".
>
> How can i configure linux always use one assigned device id or Kannel to
> auto change the conf file to the new device if it had changed
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