>> ron wrote:
>> hello,
>>
>>I s there some way to set the pci device to another setting other than
>> ttyS14? I am experimenting with some live cds and they do not include
>> ttyS14 in their modem setups.
>>
>> My fedora core dmesg says:
>>
>> ttyS14 at I/O 0xa000 (irq = 3) is a 16550
>>
>> usually adding a sym link modem in /dev with:
>>
>> ln -sf /dev/ttyS14 /dev/modem
>>
>> works.
>>
> Mikkel wrote:
> I think you are stuck making the symlink. The problem is that the
> driver for the PCI I/O card is setting the port to ttyS14, so it
> is the driver that would need to be changed. If you were not using
> live CDs, you could create a udev rule, but this is not really an
> option for live CDs. (You could also use setserial to change the
> device.)
Mikkel,
Thanks,
# setserial <space> /dev/ttyS4 <space> port <space> 0xa000 <space> irq <space> 3 <space> uart <space> 16550A <space> spd_vhi
worked for me. Your correct the driver is setting the device.
Kernel 2.6.11-11_FC3AS/SMP
Model Marquis-1814T
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Marquis K814T Specifications.
Motherboard:
ASUS A8N-E ATX motherboard
CPU:
AMD® Athlon® 64 or Athlon 64 FX processor, .13 or .09 micron, 512K
or 1M L2 cache, 800mhz or 1Ghz HyperTransport Link, Socket 939
64-bit integer registers, 128-bit SSE/SSE2 registeres
48-bit virtual addresses, 40-bit physical addresses
AMD 64-bit x86 instruction set extensions
Chipset:
Nvidia® nForce 4 Ultra
Memory Subsystem:
Four DIMM banks supporting up to 4GB1 PC-3200 ECC unbuffered SDRAM
memory, single or dual channel (128-bit) memory access
Note: 128-bit memory access requires even number of memory modules.
-ron-
