if you do not need the standard serial port driver from linux kernel just
compile a new kernel witout serial.o.
I think that the problem is that that both driveres wont to reqeue the
addres 0x3F8 etc. (comport 0)
A question for the serial driver. ->
what is the variable "loop" good for in isr_com() interrupt routine?
Anders Gnistrup
Theo ten Brummelaar wrote:
> Gentlepersons,
>
> As part of our development of an RT driver for the Cyclades-Y
> multi-serial port card I have finally upgraded to RTL3.0, and after a
> bit of trouble have recompiled my code, for one of our CPUs anyway, and
> it all seems to work. I am using the API V1 still but will one day
> upgrade in my copious free time.
>
> Some of our CPUs use the rt_com module and that also seems to be OK
> except for one thing. You need to do the following to load the rt_com
> module:
>
> setserial /dev/ttyS0 uart none
> insmod rt_com
>
> Now, I want these machines to boot up and load whatever they need to
> make them run, including all the RT modules. With the older version of
> rt_com I could put
>
> insmod rt_com
>
> into the rc.local file. This no longer works, mostly I think due to the
> setserial stuff. If I put both the setserial command and the insmod
> rt_com command into rc.local it doesn't work.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Theo
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