I'm struggling with figuring how to stop a slew of boot (& shutdown)
messages generated by /etc/rc.d/init.d/serial. I used serial.rc and
setserial to load all four comm ports (ttyS0-S3) per the setserial HOWTO.
Now at boot I get '/etc/rc.3/S50serial: test: too many arguments'. Then
ttyS0-S3 load but then I get '/dev/ttySA0: No such device' for 27 lines with
device names of SA0-2, SC0-3, SI0-9 & SR0-9. I tried editing
'/etc/serial.conf' and deleting the ###AUTOSAVE## but no luck. I'm a pretty
much a novice at Linux and sure would appreciate any clues on how to solve
this. (I'm running RH 7.1). Thanks.
Larry Shaw
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