A couple questions for you:
1) Do you have anything else using IRQ 10? (cat /proc/interrupts).
Maybe a simple (or not-so-simple) conflict. I'm learning that Linux doesn't
handle sharing serial IRQs with non-serial devices...big surprise to me!
2) Is it a "win-modem"?
I have a ActionTec modem that is a PCI-based non-winmodem. It is configured
exactly the way you listed below. So, if you have no conflicts and it is
not a winmodem, you should be all set!
--
JG
> I have a mainboard that has an integrated 56 modem, from PCTel.
> The board chipset is SiS.
>
> The modem is working ok in Windows 98, but I am having no response from it
> using minicom on Linux.
> The configuration that modem uses is:
>
> COM4
> IO port: DE00
> IRQ: 10
> UART: 8250
>
> I tried to configure it with:
>
> setserial /dev/ttyS3 irq 10 port 0xde00 uart 8250
>
> This configures the port Ok, but I am having no response using minicom.
> I made the /dev/modem link to ttyS3, but nop.
>
> What else should I try.
> How to test the modem using simple procedures, to debug the problem?
>
> Thanks.
>
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