Hi!
I’v got ELSA MicroLink 56K-PCI configured in windows 2000.
Data:
COM3
IRQ: 11
Memory: E7000000-7000FFFF
I/O: EC00-EC07
Everything is working perfect under Win but QNX does not recognize this COM
port.
What should i do to make it working?
veego
Maybe because your modem is internal and that port is created by the modem’s
driver.
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Hi!
I’v got ELSA MicroLink 56K-PCI configured in windows 2000.
Data:
COM3
IRQ: 11
Memory: E7000000-7000FFFF
I/O: EC00-EC07
Everything is working perfect under Win but QNX does not recognize this
COM
port.
What should i do to make it working?
veego
I thought PCI were considered Winmodems, so they run on software. You need
an ISA or external modem to work. I have an internal US Robotics 56k on
Com3 and it works, but see if this works:
devc-ser8250 -u2 c00,3 &
I’m not sure that that will work, but give it a shot. Try adding a Ex in
front of the c00 too.
Chad
“Waldemar Boszko” <boszko@chip.pl> wrote in message
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Hi!
I’v got ELSA MicroLink 56K-PCI configured in windows 2000.
Data:
COM3
IRQ: 11
Memory: E7000000-7000FFFF
I/O: EC00-EC07
Everything is working perfect under Win but QNX does not recognize this
COM
port.
What should i do to make it working?
veego
Whoops, make that:
devc-ser8250 -u2 c00,11 &
Forgot the IRQ.
Chad
“Chadman” <cblose@thegamer.aggravator.net> wrote in message
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I thought PCI were considered Winmodems, so they run on software. You
need
an ISA or external modem to work. I have an internal US Robotics 56k on
Com3 and it works, but see if this works:
devc-ser8250 -u2 c00,3 &
I’m not sure that that will work, but give it a shot. Try adding a Ex in
front of the c00 too.
Chad
“Waldemar Boszko” <> boszko@chip.pl> > wrote in message
news:8u7gg6$opm$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Hi!
I’v got ELSA MicroLink 56K-PCI configured in windows 2000.
Data:
COM3
IRQ: 11
Memory: E7000000-7000FFFF
I/O: EC00-EC07
Everything is working perfect under Win but QNX does not recognize this
COM
port.
What should i do to make it working?
veego
\
Uunfortunately this is winmodem
HCF meens host controlled modem (not hardware controlled ![:slight_smile: :slight_smile:](/images/emoji/twitter/slight_smile.png?v=9)
I found this information at http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html
And there is no problem now ![:slight_smile: :slight_smile:](/images/emoji/twitter/slight_smile.png?v=9)
I must buy a new one.
Thanks again
veego
“Chadman” <cblose@thegamer.aggravator.net> wrote in message
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I thought PCI were considered Winmodems, so they run on software. You
need
an ISA or external modem to work. I have an internal US Robotics 56k on
Com3 and it works, but see if this works:
devc-ser8250 -u2 c00,3 &
I’m not sure that that will work, but give it a shot. Try adding a Ex in
front of the c00 too.
Chad