Re: pppd Crashes Serial Port

David Wright wrote: > > How are you combining running X with gpm? Do you use the repeater > option -R in gpm combined with the /dev/gpmdata pipe? > (which I'd recommend). > I'm basicly running whatever the installer set up! When I 'ps agx |grep gpm' I get this : 152 ? S0:00 /usr/sbin/gpm

Re: pppd Crashes Serial Port

> > (I don't think we've heard back from the original poster (Sciortino?) > since making our suggestions.) I've been listening intently and learning a great deal. Thanks to all who've been helping me out. My progress so far: I've pretty much eliminated the possibility of an IRQ conflict between

pppd Crashes Serial Port

ay not sleep Nov 12 15:58:16 debian last message repeated 4 times If you need particulars about my system let me know, I'll be happy to supply them. I'm running debian 2.1 r2 on a Pentium 90 (Zeos Pantera). Thanks for the help, it's a real bummer to have to boot into win95 to do

Serial Port Crashes (still)

hanks for the help, it's a real bummer to have to boot into win95 to download debs! Best regards, Jeff Sciortino -- Only lovers laugh. Others grin and bear it, and some there be who bear it, and are unable to grin. -Elbert Hubbard Nov 12 15:48:40 debian pppd

Re: serial port crashes

through the reboot. Let me know if there is any more information that would be useful. I _really_ appreciate the help. This has been driving me crazy ! :-) -Jeff John Hasler wrote: > > Jeff Sciortino writes: > > There is a long delay before mouse clicks are registered and the curs

serial port crashes

es If you need particulars about my system let me know, I'll be happy to supply them. I'm running debian 2.1 r2 on a Pentium 90 (Zeos Pantera). Thanks for the help, it's a real bummer to have to boot into win95 to download debs! Best regards, Jeff Sciortino -- Only lovers lau