yeah i also tried plugging and unplugging all my ports from the
motherboard a bunch of times.
anyone know where i can get a good I/O card cheap? and is it fairly easy
to get linux to talk to a card with serial ports on it? (just a matter of
messing with setserial right?)
thanks,
~mark
On Wed,
Two possibilities...
1) you plugged the serial header cables into the motherboard backward, or
off-by-one, or you're using different ones from before which are wired
differently.
2) shorting the motherboard to the case has fritzed the serial controller.
Can you plug in an ISA IO card? I nuke
On Sun, 18 Jun 2000, Kent West wrote:
> "I am alone in a world of weirdos." wrote:
>
> > heya,
> >
> > i have a serial mouse which i am trying to get to talk to my debian
> > system. thre isn't anything complicated about it, just a mouse on ttyS0.
> >
> > it used to work with the motherboard
"I am alone in a world of weirdos." wrote:
> heya,
>
> i have a serial mouse which i am trying to get to talk to my debian
> system. thre isn't anything complicated about it, just a mouse on ttyS0.
>
> it used to work with the motherboard i am using, but i moved my system to
> a bigger case, and
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