Hello,
>
> err... have you installed the setserial package? it DOES run at every boot
> up. Place your configuration in /etc/serial.conf. If not, try "apt-get
> --purge remove setserial && apt-get install setserial" to do a complete (as
> in overwrite any old screwed up configuration) new install
>From man setserial:
FILES
/etc/serial.conf /etc/init.d/setserial
Have a look at these files (especialy at the first one).
On Mon, 4 Sep 2000, David Bellows wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm using a non-standard IRQ setting for my /dev/ttyS0. Currently every
> time I boot up I have to
On Mon, 04 Sep 2000, David Bellows wrote:
> time I boot up I have to run the setserial command by hand. My question
> is where is the best Debian place to insert this command to have it
> execute on boot up?
err... have you installed the setserial package? it DOES run at every boot
up. Place you
Hello everyone,
I'm using a non-standard IRQ setting for my /dev/ttyS0. Currently every
time I boot up I have to run the setserial command by hand. My question
is where is the best Debian place to insert this command to have it
execute on boot up?
Thanks,
David Bellows
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