Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 14 Feb 2000 13:16:02 -0500 | From | Uncle George <> | Subject | char/Serial.c |
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Apparently my ttyS1 had an IRQ if 5 ( rather than the usual setting of IRQ 3 ). It seems that the serial driver does not really detect the IRQ settings at all . Without the proper IRQ settings, the port simply times out, and does the next chunk of chars. Very slow, and chunks/fifo fills are also not (always) in multiples of 16.
My IRQ settings for ttyS2 & ttyS3 are not what serial.c expects as 4 & 3 respectively ( i use 5 & 9 ), but the log in var/log/messages say thet they were detected/set as 4 & 3.
This failure to detect the port IRQ's seems to be a boo boo. Do I get to annoy the last serial.c maintainer ( if there is still one )
gat
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