Hello everyone,
I am new to this list, and I am very glad that it exists! I cannot set up
my modem for the life of me on Red Hat 7.0. I am using a Motorola SM56
linux-compatible modem, and I am trying to get Red Hat to detect that there
is a modem on TTY3 (com port 4), but it is not sensing tha
On Thu, 31 May 2001, Tom Beer wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I just plugged a second ethernet card in my box.
> The first (NE Clone Realtek 8029) is compiled in
> the kernel and works fine. The second (Realtek 8139)
> should be loaded as a module. I'm running an 2.4.4 Kernel.
> The appropriate module is, as
At 11:49 PM 5/30/01 -0400, you wrote:
>If I have an ISA modem, what should /dev/modem be a link to?
>
>Not /dev/ttyS*, because those are serial ports, right?
If you have an ISA modem that is a real modem, it has a UART, and that (not
a "serial port", though serial ports also have UARTs) is what t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> don't try to use the same IO base and/or IRQ for the
> modem as any in use by the builtin serial ports if any
> (these are often settable by BIOS setup to 3f8/3e8/disabled
> IRQ 4 and 2f8/2e8/disabled IRQ 3). If 2 normal UART's try
> to occupy the same IO address
Hi,
I just plugged a second ethernet card in my box.
The first (NE Clone Realtek 8029) is compiled in
the kernel and works fine. The second (Realtek 8139)
should be loaded as a module. I'm running an 2.4.4 Kernel.
The appropriate module is, as far as the Ethernet howto states,
8139too.
/etc/modu
Thanks for the responses, guys.
I originally was symlinking to one of the COM ports,
but I was describing what I was doing to a friend
(who doesn't use Linux) and he said, "But that's an
ISA modem -- it's not hooked up to a serial port,"
and I said, "Maybe you're right -- the howtos and
man pages
