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One other question.  Are you using the built-in serial port on the 
computer, or a serial card?  Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I think 
Speakup only probes the standard I/O address and IRQ for com1 through 
com4.  Many PCI serial cards will try to use very odd addresses and high 
IRQs.