On Wed, 2004-11-24 at 11:04, Paul Howarth wrote: > Chuck_Sterling wrote: > > I have a USR serial modem which worked under FC1 and FC2, but FC3 has a > > problem with it. After boot, /dev/modem does not exist, and KPPP fails. > > Turning off the modem and running kudzu removes the modem configuration. > > Turning it back on and rerunning kudzu restores the configuration and the > > /dev/modem device, after which KPPP works correctly. > > > > Has this issue been resolved, other than with manual fiddling like I do > > now? I have found discussion on this issue but no automated fix. I also > > find no related bug on bugzilla, but may have missed all discussion on any > > such fix. > > > > If there is a solution, please point me to it... > > Could you try, after getting kudzu to create /dev/modem, doing: > > # cp -rp /dev/modem /etc/udev/devices > > Paul. Isn't /dev/modem a link to /dev/ttyS0 or S1? Does copying the link into /etc/udev/devices have the same effect as copying in the actual device file? In any case, support for ttyS* looks like its built into the kernel. Couldn't the OP point KPPP at /dev/ttyS0 or S1 instead of /dev/modem. Bob...
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