David Wright writes:
> In the first instance, fuser /dev/ttyS1 will tell you the PID of any
> process using it. Secondly, check it's crw-rw 1 root dialout 4, 65
> Mar 3 17:20 /dev/ttyS1 and that you're in dialout (type groups).
Check /var/lock for stale lock files.
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John Hasler
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Quoting Robert King ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi,
>I'm having trouble getting my serial line to work on a 486 at home. It
> has a working slackware install on one disk and I'm endeavouring to
> install hamm on a new disk. Whenever I try anything with ttyS1, I'm told
> its already in use. How do
Hi,
I'm having trouble getting my serial line to work on a 486 at home. It
has a working slackware install on one disk and I'm endeavouring to
install hamm on a new disk. Whenever I try anything with ttyS1, I'm told
its already in use. How do I work out what's causing this?
I've checked that
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