[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > > Luis Yanes wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Sure, I login as root and executed sccinit at the command line from
> > > > /sbin/sccinit and also from the ones built in the source tree, but
> > > > nothing happens.
>
> I have not followed this disscussion either but what Luis describes sounds
> normal to me, if sccinit returns with no errors then it found the card,
> dmesg will show something like the following just after issuing sccinit.
>
> Z8530 SCC driver version 2.4c.dl1bke (experimental) by DL1BKE
> Copyright 1993,1996 Joerg Reuter DL1BKE ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> scc0: data port = 0x153 control port = 0x152 -- found
> scc1: data port = 0x151 control port = 0x150 -- found
> scc2: data port = 0x157 control port = 0x156 -- found
> scc3: data port = 0x155 control port = 0x154 -- found
> Init Z8530 driver: 4 channels, IRQ 7
>
> If you try a second time after the card has been found sccinit will return,
>
> TIOSCCINI: : Invalid argument
>
> sccinit writes to your log file also;
>
> Z8530 SCC driver version 2.4c.dl1bke (experimental) by DL1BKE
Here is my problem, when I type sccinit simply got the prompt again.
No errors, no messages, no logs, and a second call to sccinit are
exactly like the first, without complaints. That is why I'm going mad!
The sccinit that come with z8530drv-2.4c has the Id string:
RCS_ID "$Id: sccinit.c,v 1.7 1995/11/17 01:10:17 jreuter Exp jreuter $"
A missing /etc/z8530drv.conf file don't generate any error.
I've checked the sccinit source, and the config file is opened
with: fp = fopen(CONFIGFILE,"r"); , but after this isn't checked
if was sucessfully.
Althought if I write strange characters in /etc/z8530drv.conf
sccinit complains about these correctly.
After adding some printf's I'm sure sccinit are being executed.
But I noticed that /usr/src/z8530drv-2.4/sccinit byte size are
greater than /sbin/sccinit, being both the just rebuilt executables.
Why happens this?
A message like above are what I was expecting to read in the log
like before I upgraded!
I even removed the board, and its the same.
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