add a symlink called /dev/modem pointing to your real modem device
(/dev/cua2)
ln -s /dev/cua2 /dev/modem
should do the trick.
(there should be another solution to tell minicom to use directly
/devcua2 but lots
of programs like to see /dev/modem point to a modem by default).
hope this helps
-----Message d'origine-----
De: Koyote [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: vendredi 29 janvier 1999 06:51
À: linux-newbie
Objet: Re: dial up problems
Okay, maybe I'm just being stupid and missing the obvious here,
but I'm having a bit of trouble with getting my modem running under
Linux. (Part of it may be the time crunch- I have three jobs until the
s.o. graduates next year....not much time to figure this out.)
I can't get minicom to do anything. period.
I'm using a K56Flex pnp modem, set to cua2 (COM3), and the box
knows this (although minicom may not?)
I've run isapnp to set up the modem.
I run minicom -s and select "modem" and it bombs, because it
cannot find /dev/modem.
How do I get minicom to recognize cua2? Or am I missing something
here???
TIA
Koyote
