Yes you are right Chris,
I found that I used a old minirc.dfl file which ask for ttyS0
explicitly (left over from linux)
pr port /dev/cu.modem
should be there.
Thanks and sorry for the the wrong judgement.
Peter Kostka
On Wednesday, September 11, 2002, at 09:07 PM,
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> On Wednesday, September 11, 2002, at 05:31 AM, Peter Kostka wrote:
>> One problem I saw (until now) is minicom which does expect the
>> /dev/ttyS0 but not /dev/ttys0
>> Apple is providing (the minicom is being used on a Wallstreet PB G3).
>> The capital S is crucial. A work around is setting a link. But of
>> course after a reboot this is gone.
>
> what exactly is the problem? what is /dev/ttys0 used for? i thought it
> was used for nothing; keyspan provides its own set of /dev entries, and
> apple says you should use the cua.entires anyway (i forget the reason)
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