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Re: Curious problem.

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From: David Goh
Date: Mon, 04 Aug 1997 00:00
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In aus.computers.linux, on Wed, 30 Jul 1997 21:22:42 +1000
Stanislaw <flatto@jolt.mpx.com.au> wrote:
>On my new installation of Slakware Linux 3.2 a problem developed which 
>was absent on previous installations.
>Minicom 1.75 works. But if I *startx* and after Ctrl-Alt-Bksp call minicom
>the program cannot initialize modem and if I do exit the screen displays 
>blinking cursor only.
>After reboot minicom behaves properly. Actually it is from minicom that 
>this goes to you.
>Any suggestions how to solve this.?
>Curious.

Sounds like you've got the 'mouse' tty in the XF86Config set to whatever
you're using as the modem... Which probably causes the device to get very
confused when you run X.

Alternately, if you specified /dev/mouse or something, possibly the symlink
that is /dev/mouse is incorrectly pointing to the same device you're using
for your modem, instead of pointing to the mouse.

Don't forget that cua0 is com1, and cua1 is com2, etc, BTW.

Later,

  David

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