Thanks for the kick in the pants.
PCI card would be nice, but I have two problems. The first problem is I
have not yet found out how to get the slot to work with out locking up the
computer during boot (It was suggested I make a change to GRUB, I have not
had a chance to try this yet). The sec
At 17:17 2003/01/11 -0500, you wrote:
I have similiar problem. I bought a usb to serial adpter. How do I find
it out which device it is? I am trying to get minicom to use this
connection.
If you're using full-blown devfs and usbdevfs, then USB serial ports should
appear as /dev/usb/tts/0, /d
El vie, 10-01-2003 a las 18:10, Mad Hatter escribió:
> Hi,
>
> I have one of those USB flash drives
> (http://www.cigarusb.com) and am having trouble
> accessing
> it from RH8.0. When I plug it in, the usb-storage
> module
> seems to get loaded but I'm not sure which device file
> has the filesys
> I sure hope so. I have a computer with no serial ports and have to have
> at least one.
Although a PCI card may have been simpler, what happens to /var/log/messages
when you insert the device?
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I sure hope so. I have a computer with no serial ports and have to have
at least one.
david
On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Edward Dekkers wrote:
> > I have similiar problem. I bought a usb to serial adpter. How do I find
> > it out which device it is? I am trying to get minicom to use this
> > connect
> I have similiar problem. I bought a usb to serial adpter. How do I find
> it out which device it is? I am trying to get minicom to use this
> connection.
Jeez, is that even supported under Linux?
Regards,
---
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Triple D Computer Services P/L
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I have similiar problem. I bought a usb to serial adpter. How do I find
it out which device it is? I am trying to get minicom to use this
connection.
david
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Mad Hatter wrote:
> > Look in /proc/partitions. Add device. Wait 3
> > seconds. Check
> > /proc/partitions aga
> Look in /proc/partitions. Add device. Wait 3
> seconds. Check
> /proc/partitions again. Note that if you've added
Thanks, that helps. It turned out to be /dev/sda1
after
all and it worked fine (not sure why it didn't
before).
Ram
__
Do y
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Mad Hatter wrote:
> seems to get loaded but I'm not sure which device file has the
> filesystem I can mount. I tried /dev/sda? but the don't seem to work.
Check the following:
cat /proc/scsi/scsi
or use the -scanbus flag to cdrecord. There doesn't really seem to be
Mad Hatter wrote:
Hi,
I'm not seeing any obvious indication in
/var/log/messages as to what /dev/sda?? device the
drive is made available as. Maybe the experts can
deduce this from the following output:
-
Jan 7 16:04:02 abc kernel: hub.c: USB new device
conne
Hi,
I'm not seeing any obvious indication in
/var/log/messages as to what /dev/sda?? device the
drive is made available as. Maybe the experts can
deduce this from the following output:
-
Jan 7 16:04:02 abc kernel: hub.c: USB new device
connect on bus1/1, assign
On Fri, 2003-01-10 at 09:10, Mad Hatter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have one of those USB flash drives
> (http://www.cigarusb.com) and am having trouble
> accessing
> it from RH8.0. When I plug it in, the usb-storage
> module
> seems to get loaded but I'm not sure which device file
> has the filesystem I c
Hi,
I have one of those USB flash drives
(http://www.cigarusb.com) and am having trouble
accessing
it from RH8.0. When I plug it in, the usb-storage
module
seems to get loaded but I'm not sure which device file
has the filesystem I can mount. I tried /dev/sda? but
the don't seem to work.
On Mandr
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