Not sure this helps, but ... I ran into a problem with compiling serial.o as a module. At boot, I configure my serial ports using /boot/0setserial. Unfortunately, when kerneld reloads serial.o, it reinitializes the serial ports to a default setting which is inconsistent with my hardware. Could this possibly be your problem.
P.S. What package is the command "lsdev" from. -- Jean Pierre On Sun, 25 May 1997, Karl Ferguson wrote: > I'm about to try compiling the Stallion driver directly into the kernel > instead of a module to see what happens, but I doubt this'll have any > effect. I also think it could be a hardware problem, but if so, what could > it possibly be? Here's the complete system configuration (for those who > are still reading and havent lost interest): > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:p0:~] lsdev > Device DMA IRQ Ports > ------------------------------------------------ > SMC 15 0300-031f (isa SMC Elite 16C Ultra > network card) -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
