Modem PCI

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I have installed a PCI modem in a qnx4. I have insert this line in my
sysinit.1
Dev32.ser 4,3f8 3,2f8 Y,XXX

Where Y is the interrupt number of my PCI Card, and XXX is the address. I am
not sure the address and the interrupt number are correct. Is there a way to
know the interrupt and address divece using a command like inputtrap,nettrap
?

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show_pci


oscar wrote:

I have installed a PCI modem in a qnx4. I have insert this line in my
sysinit.1
Dev32.ser 4,3f8 3,2f8 Y,XXX

Where Y is the interrupt number of my PCI Card, and XXX is the address. I am
not sure the address and the interrupt number are correct. Is there a way to
know the interrupt and address divece using a command like inputtrap,nettrap
?

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You should be able to run “show_pci” to find out.

Previously, oscar wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:

I have installed a PCI modem in a qnx4. I have insert this line in my
sysinit.1
Dev32.ser 4,3f8 3,2f8 Y,XXX

Where Y is the interrupt number of my PCI Card, and XXX is the address. I am
not sure the address and the interrupt number are correct. Is there a way to
know the interrupt and address divece using a command like inputtrap,nettrap
?
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oscar <oraig@telepolis.com> wrote:

I have installed a PCI modem in a qnx4. I have insert this line in my
sysinit.1
Dev32.ser 4,3f8 3,2f8 Y,XXX

Not the syntax for Dev32.ser is XXX,Y NOT Y,XXX –
that is

Dev32.ser 3f8,4 2f8,3

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