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bobh@wasatch.com (Bob Hauck) wrote:
>In article <471qho$7ba@usenet1.interramp.com>, pp001356@interramp.com writes:
>
>|> there's anything wrong with the modem.  It works fine under 
>|> Windows 3.1, but not under Linux, where it's run through 
>|> /dev/cua3.  Here's the info 'setsetial' gives on /dev/cua3:
>|> 
>|> Line 3, UART 16550a, Port: 0x02e8, IRQ 3
>|> Buad_base: 115200, close_delay: 50, divisor 0
>|> Flags: spd_normal	skip_test
>
>Anything on COM1 (/dev/cua0)?  IRQ 3 is shared between COM1 and COM3 
>under DOS, but that arrangement won't work under Linux.  If you want
>to use IRQ3, then COM1 must be disabled.
>

If you do decide to use another available interrupt for your com4 
(/dev/cua3), make sure you set it properly in your /rc.d/rc.serial script 
then.  Since you said your modem works in windows 3.1, it implies the 
modem does have a correct interrupt, and you look into rc.d/rc.serial for 
the problem.

regards.

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