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* tetsuotheironman [tetsuotheironman@×××.com] [2002-07-04 12:22 -0400]: |
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> > > I'm having a hardtime figuring out what to link /dev/modem to.. |
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> > > i've tried a couple of /dev/pty and /dev/tty devices but there are |
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> > > so many.. I can't really figure out where it is supposed to be.. |
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> > > Does anyone know off the top of their head? (or could you possible |
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> > > tell me how to find out? |
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> > |
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> > /dev/ttyS2 |
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[..] |
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> I must have my kernel compiled incorrectly then.... None of the |
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> devices that start with 'tty' have characters after them.. only |
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> numbers... that's what was confusing me.. everything tells me 'ttyS2' |
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> but the only devices that have letters start with 'pty' .. Any |
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> suggestions? |
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Not sure what is happening here, or why these divices are missing, devfs |
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is still relativly new to me .. try making the device: |
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# su - |
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# cd /dev |
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# ./MAKEDEV ttyS2 |
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(or mknod -m 666 /dev/ttyS2 c 4 64 .. but i believe the MAKEDEV script |
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is the accepted way now). |
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As far as your kernel build goes, prehaps you'd answerd =n for |
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CONFIG_MAC_SERIAL and devfs failed to make the device (again, my |
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knowledge of devfs is flaky). |
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Also .. with the Wallstreet modem I initially (this is 4+ years back) |
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had problems with the modem init, this is fixed by adding a delay to |
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the to the modem initialization string: |
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\d\d\n\dAT& etc |
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HTH and `echo success` |
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cal |