On Wed, 15 Jan 1997, Stuart Charlton wrote:
> I believe I asked this question several months back, but don't recall
> if I received an answer..
>
> Upon bootup I receive the message while it's setting up the serial
> ports..
>
> /dev/cua0 no such device
> /dev/cua1 no such device
> /dev/cua2 no such device
> /dev/cua3 no such device
>
> Now, I modified /etc/rc.boot/0setserial to manually configure my
> ports, and I *CAN* connect with PPP and Minicom...
> eg.
If you have serial as a module, you should probably make sure that the
auto line in /etc/modules is uncommented and then add serial to the list
of drivers there as well. This will keep kerneld from unloading the serial
driver and loosing all your device settings.
>
> setserial [insert irq & port info here] spd_hi
>
> The problem is many CRC errors that occur while I'm connected.
>
This is most likely an issue of phone line quality. I had to have the line
from my house to the local junction box replaced because squirrels running
up and down the line generated so much static that I couldn't hold a
connection very long.
If that's not it, I would look more closely at the options file and make
sure that the flow control variables are in use. (crtscts)
Luck,
Dwarf
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