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Hello!

has anyone running Linux with XFree86 on an IBM ThinkPad 760 CD?
Can you please send me yout XF86config file.

Thanks

Juergen Braun

Quote:>has anyone running Linux with XFree86 on an IBM ThinkPad 760 CD?
>Can you please send me yout XF86config file.

Juergen Braun

I am experiencing modem troubles on one of my computers that has the
modem connected to /dev/cua2 (com3).  Setserial correctly identifies the
modem's UART (USR Sportster 28.8 w/16550 UART) and sets the "spd_vhi"
flag.  However, modem communication with both chat and seyon doesn't
work.  The computer has a broken /dev/cua0 that gets detected and shows
"device busy" at all times.  Is it possible since /dev/cua0 and
/dev/cua2 share the same interrupt (IRQ 4) that this is causing the
problem.  I don't have any problems with two other computers using the
USR Sportster, so I don't think it's a sofware issue.  Any suggestions
on what to do next would greatly be appreciated.  BTW, modem works under
Windows 3.11; mouse never worked on com1 under Windows 3.11 but, works
under DOS on com1??????
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Quote:>I am experiencing modem troubles on one of my computers that has the
>modem connected to /dev/cua2 (com3).  Setserial correctly identifies the
>modem's UART (USR Sportster 28.8 w/16550 UART) and sets the "spd_vhi"
>flag.  However, modem communication with both chat and seyon doesn't
>work.  The computer has a broken /dev/cua0 that gets detected and shows
>"device busy" at all times.  Is it possible since /dev/cua0 and
>/dev/cua2 share the same interrupt (IRQ 4) that this is causing the

Greetings
Pascal A. Dupuis

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