Hmmm,
I don't do X, and therefore don't know about any differences between an
xterm and the console.
The only way I can get minicom to fire up without error messages, yet
not work, is if I tell it to use a serial port that doesn't have a modem
attached to it. i.e., I have modems on ttyS0 and tty
Actually, this is getting weirder.
I've managed to get minicom to work when invoked from an xterm,
but it still *doesn't* work when invoked from console.
What does this mean? Is/was this all some terminal problem?
(How might I go about fixing the problem is that's the case?)
Thanks,
d
g wrong?
Is there a simple way to check?
tia,
d
From: Bruce Sass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Help: serial port/minicom
Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 16:32:07 -0600 (MDT)
> Try:
> Checking /etc/modules and commenting out "auto" if it is there.
>
> With my box,
>
Try:
Checking /etc/modules and commenting out "auto" if it is there.
With my box,
kerneld doesn't get the serial module loaded up fast enough.
If that is not it... any error messages?
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On Mon, 12 Apr 1999, Daishi Harada wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I recently installed 2.1, and I can't seem
Hi,
I recently installed 2.1, and I can't seem to get minicom to
talk with the serial port properly.
I have redhat installed and working on a separate partition, so I
presume that it's not a hardware issue.
I've setserial'ed the port and config'ed minicom so that
(afaik) everything is the same be
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