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I'd like to know if there is a isa serial i/o card that would work in linux
at speeds higher than 115kbs.  I saw a Telebyte Model 480 Isa:

Dual Port
Data Rate to 460 KBPS
32K Buffers For Tx and Rx     16C650
Selectable Com1-Com4

I only need the one port.  But it does not list linux as compatible.

Thank you,

Kris Jordan

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The Turbocom Turboport 920 from Pacific Commware (single port 16750) will work
with Linux.  I use one here.  It is a PnP board, so you will need isapnp
support.  Also, you will need one of the 2.1.xx kernels since 16750 wasn't
supported till then.

Mark

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Quote:> I'd like to know if there is a isa serial i/o card that would work in linux
> at speeds higher than 115kbs.  I saw a Telebyte Model 480 Isa:

> Dual Port
> Data Rate to 460 KBPS
> 32K Buffers For Tx and Rx     16C650
> Selectable Com1-Com4

> I only need the one port.  But it does not list linux as compatible.

I've used one of the *Pro card at 230K with no problems. I had the
jumpers set so the 115K divisor was used though.

Greg Weeks
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