Messages in this thread | | | Date | Wed, 2 Jun 1999 09:26:07 -0500 (CDT) | From | Tom Cross <> | Subject | Re: Multitech ISI4608 Card |
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On Tue, 1 Jun 1999, Michael Dale Long wrote:
> I have been trying to get a ISA Multitech ISI4608 Card to work under > Linux. I can get it to work under 2.0.36 (RH5.2) with the driver available > from ftp.multitech.com, however I cannot get it to work with the driver > for isicom cards in 2.2.9. > > What happens is, the driver loads, and the firmware loads OK. I open up > minicom, tell it to use the appropriate device. It initializes the modem, > the modem responds to this, but minicom never prints out anything (it > normally prints the AT command and the response). I can dial out, the > modem connects, but minicom never acknowledges this. It is like the data > is only travelling in one direction. > > I have played around with isicom.c a little bit, it seems like the problem > is that the interrupt routine is never called. I don't know if this is > something caused by the card not being initialized properly or if it is > caused by the routine not being registered properly. I am not an > experienced kernel hacker so I don't know if there has been a change that > has caused this or not. > > I have tried both the firmware available from Multitech and the firmware > RPM mentioned at the top of isicom.c in 2.2.x. Neither work any better or > worse than the other. If someone knows any more about this, I'd be > grateful for your help. Thanks.
When you load the module, what options are you passing to it and how?
I have a ISI card that has been working just nifty with 2.2.x...
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