----- Original Message ----- From: "Rui Miguel Seabra" <rms@xxxxxxxx> To: <fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 1:06 PM Subject: Re: Digi Serial Card.... |> This is NOT an issue, kgcc is not installed under Fedora. The problem I had |> to fix manualy related to this issue involved that the generated Makefile |> wanted to use gcc and not gcc32 to compile the module. I fixed this |> manually by changing the configure script to use gcc32 instead of gcc. This |> may not be the best way; but, it worked. | |It may not be an issue under Fedora, but under RedHat 7.3 the rpm was |created nicely and without an error in both compilers. | |The difference was that trying to access /dev/ttyD000 with minicom |resulted in an immediate eip stack trace. I had the same problem with 7.3.... They emailed me back with a long complicated fix. Fortuneatly, for me the problem only surfaced with a kernel upgrade. (unfortuneatly, I forget which version actually worked last.... the box has been upgraded to Fedora now) | |> |I do have one problem currently, which is that I can't talk with the |> |other side and I have minicom set to the same settings on both ends of |> |the machines (my /dev/ttyUSB0 and the host's /dev/ttyD000) |> | |> |Does anyone have any suggestions? |> |> Are you using RedHat 7.3 with the Digi card? | |Yes. Well, it depends on the definition of using... I still can't see |any data being transfered from and to both ends, I suppose it's a cable |issue... Have you tried a loopback connector on the Digi card? I'm willing to help you with this if needed.... even if I have to lookup what version of the kernel I was working with that didn't have the problem. | |Rui PS: Digi just sent (emailed) me a pre-release version that takes care of my mmap() problem. But, does anyone know if there are any problems loading a module that was compiled under gcc 3.3.2 and not the gcc 3.2.3 version that compiled the kernel? I'm off to get my dialin network working again..... Thanks.
