Re: Serial port seemingly not working
Hannuman Bull wrote:
My next guess would be to reboot your computer and check that the serial
port is enabled in your bios. While your in bios, note the port number
(0x03f8, 0x02f8, etc). The port number tells you which port is your
physical serial port. If you had to enable the serial port in bios,
boot into debian and try the setserial command again. If the serial
port didn't load automatically, you might have to manually edit the
autoserial.conf file (note the bit about "dpkg --configure setserial"
at the top of the file).
Hannuman,
the serial is working since if I boot the same machine under XP, as
stated in my OP, the GPS works fine.
Will boot XP and see which port/io it is.
Thanks again,
Bob
PS Nice beard you have :)
PPS Is your name derived from the Hindu god ?
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