partial success with modem

partial success with modem

[Adam Myrow]

Well, I have partial success with my modem with the Topic chip set that
I've been fighting with.  I ran the DOS configuration utility and hammered
in the values for com3 and then ran Loadlin.  Presto!  Strange, huh?  Now,
if I could either make those settings stick or convince Linux to actually
use setserial properly, I'd be fine.  At least I have a temporary
work-around which I will be adding to my linux.bat script.

Re: partial success with modem

[Kirk Wood]

Actually I think there is a seperate config utility to set values as your
DOS utility did. There should be thinking about the PnP specification.
Your BIOS should notify the card to disable. The OS is responsible to
enable the card.

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Kirk Wood
Cpt.Kirk@1tree.net

Nowlan's Theory:
        He who hesitates is not only lost, but several miles from
        the next freeway exit.

Re: partial success with modem

[Pete]

  Hi
  Could you install a serial port in your linux system for the port the
modem wants to use?
  Pete

----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam Myrow" <myrow@eskimo.com>
To: <speakup@braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 11:18 PM
Subject: partial success with modem


Well, I have partial success with my modem with the Topic chip set that
I've been fighting with.  I ran the DOS configuration utility and hammered
in the values for com3 and then ran Loadlin.  Presto!  Strange, huh?  Now,
if I could either make those settings stick or convince Linux to actually
use setserial properly, I'd be fine.  At least I have a temporary
work-around which I will be adding to my linux.bat script.



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