I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t. Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…
what com port is it on? ie what jumper setting did you use
“Daryl O.” <d*rylo@usa.net> wrote in message
news:8qpeot$r0t$1@inn.qnx.com…
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t. Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…
Daryl O. <d*rylo@usa.net> wrote:
: I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
: supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big disappointment
: because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does anyone
Can you post the output of “pidin ar” and “ls /dev”?
: have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that QNX
: would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t. Unlike
: BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
: surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound Fortissimo
: sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know if
We have a Yamaha driver working internally. Look for it in
the first patch.
: there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
: sound…
what com port is it on? ie what jumper setting did you use
“Daryl O.” <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote in message
news:8qpeot$r0t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know
if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…
When I go back on QNX, I’ll try those commands, but I’ve tried inputting
other commands like it, but the OS would not respond with any recognition.
I figured that that might be because I am not ‘logged on as root’, but I
don’t know how to log on like that if that is the problem…
Daryl O. <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote:
: I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
: supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
: because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
Can you post the output of “pidin ar” and “ls /dev”?
: have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that
QNX
: would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
: BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
: surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
: sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know
if
We have a Yamaha driver working internally. Look for it in
the first patch.
: there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
: sound…
At the logon screen, enter root as the user, then the password you
entered for root during the install.
“Daryl O.” wrote:
When I go back on QNX, I’ll try those commands, but I’ve tried inputting
other commands like it, but the OS would not respond with any recognition.
I figured that that might be because I am not ‘logged on as root’, but I
don’t know how to log on like that if that is the problem…
Daryl
“Steve Tomkins” <> stomkins@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:8qqe83$53r$> 2@nntp.qnx.com> …
Daryl O. <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote:
: I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
: supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
: because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
Can you post the output of “pidin ar” and “ls /dev”?
: have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that
QNX
: would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
: BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
: surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
: sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know
if
We have a Yamaha driver working internally. Look for it in
the first patch.
: there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
: sound…
“Matthew Gardiner” <> inetwork@ihug.co.nz> > wrote in message
news:8qpl7l$24m$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
what com port is it on? ie what jumper setting did you use
“Daryl O.” <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote in message
news:8qpeot$r0t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know
if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…
Thanks, but I got it working yesterday. I don’t understand, though, why it
didn’t recognise that COM port to begin with… Now, I’d be really happy
if I could get that Yamaha audio chipset driver (and a driver that would
support the TouchScroll feature of my touchpad would be great, too)!
Try to slay the serial driver and start it up with your settings
slay devc-ser8250
devc-ser8250 -u2 2f8,3 &
Daryl O. <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote:
My modem is on COM 2, 2f8, IRQ 3.
Daryl
“Matthew Gardiner” <> inetwork@ihug.co.nz> > wrote in message
news:8qpl7l$24m$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
what com port is it on? ie what jumper setting did you use
“Daryl O.” <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote in message
news:8qpeot$r0t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought
that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a
big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone
know
if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…
When I logged back onto QNX, it forgot my COM port settings, so I had to do
that procedure all over again. Is there any way of making QNX remember the
correct settings so that I don’t have to do this every time I reboot?
Thanks, but I got it working yesterday. I don’t understand, though, why
it
didn’t recognise that COM port to begin with… Now, I’d be really happy
if I could get that Yamaha audio chipset driver (and a driver that would
support the TouchScroll feature of my touchpad would be great, too)!
Daryl
“Shaun Sauve” <> ssauve@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:8qtf95$h29$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Try to slay the serial driver and start it up with your settings
slay devc-ser8250
devc-ser8250 -u2 2f8,3 &
Daryl O. <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote:
My modem is on COM 2, 2f8, IRQ 3.
Daryl
“Matthew Gardiner” <> inetwork@ihug.co.nz> > wrote in message
news:8qpl7l$24m$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
what com port is it on? ie what jumper setting did you use
“Daryl O.” <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote in message
news:8qpeot$r0t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to
be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought
that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a
big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone
know
if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to
have
sound…
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t. Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…
First, you must log on as root. You must then type the following into the
Terminal:
slay devc-ser8250
/sbin/devc-ser8250
According to Steve Topkins, you may configure QNX to do this each time you
boot up by creating the file /etc/rc.d/rc.local, and placing the above
commands into that file. I haven’t done this yet, but I am assuming that
one may use Notepad to do this…
how did you get it working? I have the same exact problem with the same
exact modem/conditions
“Daryl O.” <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote in message
news:8qpeot$r0t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone know
if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…
no luck with that, I even tried creating a dev entry for each possible port
(just incase… I really would love to give QNX a run)
Their tech support has been really responsive though…
thanks for the response…
-Gid
“Daryl O.” <d*rylo@usa.net> wrote in message
news:8r0g5g$r6i$1@inn.qnx.com…
First, you must log on as root. You must then type the following into the
Terminal:
slay devc-ser8250
/sbin/devc-ser8250
According to Steve Topkins, you may configure QNX to do this each time you
boot up by creating the file /etc/rc.d/rc.local, and placing the above
commands into that file. I haven’t done this yet, but I am assuming that
one may use Notepad to do this…
Daryl
“Gideon” <> gideon@h3o.net> > wrote in message
news:8r06ek$j64$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
how did you get it working? I have the same exact problem with the same
exact modem/conditions
“Daryl O.” <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote in message
news:8qpeot$r0t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought
that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone
know
if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…
When I logged back onto QNX, it forgot my COM port settings, so I had to do
that procedure all over again. Is there any way of making QNX remember the
correct settings so that I don’t have to do this every time I reboot?
no luck with that, I even tried creating a dev entry for each possible port
(just incase… I really would love to give QNX a run)
I have the same thing at home and finally got it to work with irq 5, addr 3e8
Chris
Their tech support has been really responsive though…
thanks for the response…
-Gid
“Daryl O.” <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote in message
news:8r0g5g$r6i$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
First, you must log on as root. You must then type the following into the
Terminal:
slay devc-ser8250
/sbin/devc-ser8250
According to Steve Topkins, you may configure QNX to do this each time you
boot up by creating the file /etc/rc.d/rc.local, and placing the above
commands into that file. I haven’t done this yet, but I am assuming that
one may use Notepad to do this…
Daryl
“Gideon” <> gideon@h3o.net> > wrote in message
news:8r06ek$j64$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
how did you get it working? I have the same exact problem with the same
exact modem/conditions
“Daryl O.” <d*> rylo@usa.net> > wrote in message
news:8qpeot$r0t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I have an ISA hardware modem (US Robotics 56K) that is supposed to be
supported, but QNX RTP isn’t recognising it. This is a big
disappointment
because the floppy demo had no trouble at all recognising it. Does
anyone
have any idea how to make QNX recognise internal modems? I thought
that
QNX
would be better than BeOS in this regard, but obviously, it isn’t.
Unlike
BeOS, however, QNX supports my Canon BJC-6000 printer! That was a big
surprise. However, it doesn’t support my Guillemot Maxi Sound
Fortissimo
sound card, which is based on a Yamaha audio chipset. Does anyone
know
if
there’s a beta driver available for it? I would really like to have
sound…