On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 07:49:33AM -0400, Ben Collins wrote:
> I've experienced quite a few problems with setserial interacting badly
> with pcmcia modems. You could also try removing the setserial package, and
> rebooting (have to reboot to get rid of setserial's changes). This makes
> all my laptops work flawlessly.
Interesting, Ben.
I suppose it would cause a problem if it were trying to configure
a serial port that doesn't exist that pcmcia wants to use, i.e.
ttyS1. On this laptop I have setserial running only to configure
the built-in port at ttyS0 and pcmcia manages ttyS1, no conflicts
here!
- Nate >>
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