try dis-abling P-n-P in your BOIS and setting the P-n-P operating system to NO
in bios if you have such settings.
On Mon, 11 Sep 2000, you wrote:
>
> It is on com port 4 in windows which is ttys3 in linux I believe. When I query it
>using KPPP it tells me "Sorry, modem is busy". Of course it also says this for just
>about every other port as well. I found some documentation on Maximumlinux.com and
>it mentions that special instructions are required for ttys2 and ttys3. Of course
>they don't tell you what these instructions are. I am unable to change the com port
>to 2 as it goes to 4 automatically when it installs (in Windows). I am really
>stumped here. Any words of advice? Thanks
>
> John
>
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