I’ve slayed the evil devc-ser8250 and restarted it using settings for my
internal modem on com3. Problem is, how can I make it start up using these
settings all the time, as opposed to having to log in as root every time I
boot up, slay and reset, then log back out? I’ve gone over all of the
config and startup files I could find (and comprehend… 
) and I found
where the driver is defined in a config/startup file, just not how to force
arguments. Help?
–Charles
Chalz <nospam@chalz-of-internetusa.net> wrote:
: I’ve slayed the evil devc-ser8250 and restarted it using settings for my
: internal modem on com3. Problem is, how can I make it start up using these
: settings all the time, as opposed to having to log in as root every time I
: boot up, slay and reset, then log back out? I’ve gone over all of the
: config and startup files I could find (and comprehend… ) and I found
: where the driver is defined in a config/startup file, just not how to force
: arguments. Help?
You can run commands at startup by creating the file:
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
and putting the commands you normally type manually into
this file. Don’t forget to slay devc-ser8250 before starting
a new one.
: --Charles
Is there any way to alter how the drivers (like devc-ser8250) are loaded
without slaying them?
–Charles
You can run commands at startup by creating the file:
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
and putting the commands you normally type manually into
this file. Don’t forget to slay devc-ser8250 before starting
a new one.: --Charles