Lisa Mroczka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would use the findchip program to verify the irq assignment.
> Isn't irq 4 and 3 typically assigned to ttyS0 and S1 respectively?
findchip -v returns nothing, actually a strace shows it does nothing
after ioperm().
But I noticed eth0 uses irq=3. Excluding this from pcmcia-options
fixed it! Now I'm happy for the rest of the day B-)))))))))))))))))
> You shouldn't have to use setserial in this case as I believe
I use "setserial /dev/ttyS2 irq 3" in irda/drivers. Strange setting,
but it's a Compaq.
Thanks for helping!
/Micce
PS Just found http://www.pxh.de/fs/gsmlib/, very useful!
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