Hi I have been trying to configure my onboard modem on my K7S5A board as I need my serial port for ham radio control. Suse 9.0, finds the modem but I have tried TTYS0 to S4 with no luck. Does anybody know what I should assign it to, or is there other things I should look at? Regards Nick Daniels
On Tuesday 24 Feb 2004 11:33 am, Nick Daniels wrote:
Hi I have been trying to configure my onboard modem on my K7S5A board as I need my serial port for ham radio control. Suse 9.0, finds the modem but I have tried TTYS0 to S4 with no luck. Does anybody know what I should assign it to, or is there other things I should look at? Regards Nick Daniels
Do you know if it is a hardware modem or a Winmodem. if it is integrated into your motherboard then it is most likely a Winmodem. For drivers and test software you should try www.linmodems.org Ian
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 16:15, you wrote:
On Tuesday 24 Feb 2004 11:33 am, Nick Daniels wrote:
Hi I have been trying to configure my onboard modem on my K7S5A board as I need my serial port for ham radio control. Suse 9.0, finds the modem but I have tried TTYS0 to S4 with no luck. Does anybody know what I should assign it to, or is there other things I should look at? Regards Nick Daniels
Do you know if it is a hardware modem or a Winmodem. if it is integrated into your motherboard then it is most likely a Winmodem. For drivers and test software you should try www.linmodems.org
Ian Thanks all It is a winmodem-Suseplugger comes up with:- silicon Intel 537(winmodem) Driver Info #0: Driver Status: slamrmo is active Driver Activation Cmd: "modprobe slamrmo" But thinking : " I wish to free up my serial port " , I can a) Put external modem on parallel port!!! b) Buy card with 2 serial ports or buy a cheap PCI non winmodem Best Wishes Nick Daniels
On Tuesday 24 Feb 2004 4:46 pm, Nick Daniels wrote:
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 16:15, you wrote:
On Tuesday 24 Feb 2004 11:33 am, Nick Daniels wrote:
Hi I have been trying to configure my onboard modem on my K7S5A board as I need my serial port for ham radio control. Suse 9.0, finds the modem but I have tried TTYS0 to S4 with no luck. Does anybody know what I should assign it to, or is there other things I should look at? Regards Nick Daniels
Do you know if it is a hardware modem or a Winmodem. if it is integrated into your motherboard then it is most likely a Winmodem. For drivers and test software you should try www.linmodems.org
Ian
Thanks all It is a winmodem-Suseplugger comes up with:- silicon Intel 537(winmodem) Driver Info #0: Driver Status: slamrmo is active Driver Activation Cmd: "modprobe slamrmo" But thinking : " I wish to free up my serial port " , I can
a) Put external modem on parallel port!!!
Are you sure this is possible???
b) Buy card with 2 serial ports or buy a cheap PCI non winmodem
Cheap PCI non winmodem would be my preference. Ian
Do you know if it is a hardware modem or a Winmodem. if it is integrated into your motherboard then it is most likely a Winmodem. For drivers and test software you should try www.linmodems.org
Ian
Thanks all It is a winmodem-Suseplugger comes up with:- silicon Intel 537(winmodem) Driver Info #0: Driver Status: slamrmo is active Driver Activation Cmd: "modprobe slamrmo" But thinking : " I wish to free up my serial port " , I can
a) Put external modem on parallel port!!!
Are you sure this is possible???
No!!!? But it does have a parallel port connecter on it!, The modem that is. Just me not thinking
b) Buy card with 2 serial ports or buy a cheap PCI non winmodem
Cheap PCI non winmodem would be my preference.
Many thanks Nick Daniels
a) Put external modem on parallel port!!!
Are you sure this is possible???
No!!!? But it does have a parallel port connecter on it!, The modem that is. Just me not thinking
I think you'll find that's a serial connector, not a parallel. Expect much fire and brimstone if you plug that into your parallel port! My Hayes modem has a 25 way D type connector which is most definately serial. Not that I've had bad experiences with 25ways D types, just spent most of this afternoon working out the wiring for a 25 to 9 pin RS422 adapter. Chris
On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 16:52:10 +0000 IanBell <ian@redtommo.com> wrote:
On Tuesday 24 Feb 2004 4:46 pm, Nick Daniels wrote:
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 16:15, you wrote:
On Tuesday 24 Feb 2004 11:33 am, Nick Daniels wrote:
a) Put external modem on parallel port!!!
Are you sure this is possible???
Of course, no problem!. Just ask Jen, she the list's resident expert on this. :o) [ducks and runs for cover] Keith
On Friday 27 February 2004 00:05, Keith Watson wrote:
On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 16:52:10 +0000 IanBell <ian@redtommo.com> wrote:
On Tuesday 24 Feb 2004 4:46 pm, Nick Daniels wrote:
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 16:15, you wrote:
On Tuesday 24 Feb 2004 11:33 am, Nick Daniels wrote:
a) Put external modem on parallel port!!!
Are you sure this is possible???
Of course, no problem!. Just ask Jen, she the list's resident expert on this.
:o)
[ducks and runs for cover]
Keith
From Googling, Lvlug:- I got to keep this. The sign of a true geek. Not only is this a bunch of cryptic junk, it's a bunch of cryptic junk that works. On Friday 12 January 2001 06:57 pm, you wrote:
If I plug a modem into the parallel port of a computer with Linux, what would be the string for the config of a program to locate it?
/dev/tty?
Depends on your kernel version. 2.4 has a new dev filesystem so things are a bit different. The following perl script should configure it for you.
#!/usr/bin/perl @P=split//,".URRUUxR";@d=split//,"\nem gniddik eb ot toG ev'uoY";sub p{@p{"r$p","u$p"}=(P,P );pipe"r$p","u$p";$p++;($q*=2)+=$f=!fork;map{$P=$P[$f|6&ord$p{$_}];$p{$_}=/ $P/i? $P:close$_}%p}p;p;p;p;p;map$p{$_}=~/[P.]/&&close$_,%p;wait until$?;map/r/&&<$_>, %p;print$d[$q]
- k
Regards Nick Daniels
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