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On Sun, Apr 23, 2006 at 09:06:43PM +0200, Dieter Ries wrote: |
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> could you please describe to a newbie what that mux-board is, what it looks |
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> like, where i can find it and how i can remove it? |
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> That would be great! |
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> |
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The mux board I removed was model J2092A. It has a giant 73 pin female |
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DB type connector in it, and other markings like an LED with Mux Status, |
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RS-232-C Direct Connect MUX. |
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As a side not, while I was configuring the kernel for my system, I |
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noticed the max number of mux ports was set to 16. I thought this may |
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have been the problem since the MPD has 8 ports (even though I can only |
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find 1), and the J2092A has an addition 16 ports, so I was looking at 24 |
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ports total. When I configured my kernel, I set this value to 32, hoping |
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that would resolve the issue. I just tried putting the J2092A back in, |
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and I saw simiar problems. I am continuing to research this issue as I |
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would like to have the Mux card installed, and I don't have a filler |
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plate to cover the hole where the mux card should be. It is starting to |
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look like a nice piece of Duct Tape may be neede to full the hole though |
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:( |
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Brett |
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