[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Have you added a mouse since it last worked? No. I haven't added anything. > A mouse on ttyS0 or ttyS2 > would make a nice IRQ conflict. ttyS0 seems to me to be an odd place to > be putting an internal modem. It is just begging for conflicts with the > builtin serial ports. True not all boxen have builtin ports, but a > modem manufacturer would have to be crazy to set that as a default. > > You might try "setserial -g /dev/ttyS[0-3]" and see what it finds. > "cat /proc/interrupts", "minicom -s", "ls -l /dev/modem"... all kinds of > things you can try. Thanks. I'll try that. > You're not helpless, are you? No I'm not helpless. Just new to linux. Sorry if it sounds like a stupid question to you. > > On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Steven Ackerman wrote: > > > Greetings and thanks to all who helped with my previous mount/reinstall > > problem. I have now successfully moved my files and reinstalled Red Hat > > 6.1 using the KDE workstation option. > > > > I have an internal USR (now 3com) 33.6 modem. I have setup kppp however > > it cannot detect my modem. I believe the exact error message is "Can't > > find modem". The modem is on com1 IRQ4 in Windows, I believe that is > > ttyS0 in Linux. > > > > This worked fine when I originally installed RH using the gnome desktop > > option. I did not have to use setserial and all that kind of stuff that > > the modem how-to refers to. > > > > When I start minicom it hangs. Looks like an IRQ conflict, however, > this > > same machine, without configuration, worked fine with a default install > > previously. Any suggestions? > > > > -Steve > > > Lawson > > For the man who rises early is a man whose life is lost. > He will never know what he has missed till he's counted up the cost. > It's too late to put eggs in the nest when the bird's already flown. > If you're known as an early riser you can sleep till the cows com home. > > - Robbie O'Connell > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
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