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Re: modem dramas under RH5.2 - newbie question

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From: Justin Hawkins
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1999 00:00
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"ochre small" <reddwarf@octa4.net.au> writes:

> isapnp finds the modem board.
> 
> AAAARGH!

If the Netcomm is a halfway decent modem then crack open your case and
change the jumper settings so it doesn't do plug and play - assign an
address and IRQ manually. Before you do it have a look in windows at
what IRQ is handy - 5, 7 and 9 might all be good choices. In a pinch
you can use 3 if you disable the on board com2 (if you aren't using
it!)

Once this is done setserial may not be necessary - Linux should pick
it up by itself (I think :-)

Of course if the netcomm only groks plug and play, this will not work
:-(

		- Justin

-- 
               Justin Hawkins --> jhawkins@tardis.mx.com.au
                 "Don't sweat it -- it's only 1's and 0's"
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From: Justin Hawkins <jhawkins@tardis.mx.com.au>
Subject: Re: modem dramas under RH5.2 - newbie question
Date: 1999/01/09
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