IRQ conflict
Max Salazar
both mapped to the same IRQ (3). How can I change this???
Max
Brent R Brian
What other IRQ's are in use ??
B
jcampbel
My zoom modem can be jumpered to any com port(1-4). I don't know about
software options.
My NE 2000 compatible NIC has no jumpers and again, I don't know about
software options.
My system currently uses IRQs 0-7, 13, and 14 with eth0 using IRQ 3
I have read a little about setserial but I don't fully understand if this
will work. What I really want is to
set the IRQ of eth0 to something different. When I guess at a different
IRQ (8 - 12) the system does not
recognize it. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Jim
Brent R Brian wrote:
> Any jumper/software options available ??
>
> What other IRQ's are in use ??
>
> B
>
> jcampbel wrote:
> >
> > I have an NE 2000 compatible network card and a zoom modem. They are
> > both mapped to the same IRQ (3). How can I change this???
> >
> > Jim
Ronald Nelson II
If it doesn't have jumpers, but EEPROM, then the configuration would be
changed through a setup program that would be included with the card. The
program is probably in DOS, so just configure the card there, and then go
back to Linux.
Max Salazar <msal...@tetragenics.com> wrote in message
news:37F0D683...@tetragenics.com...
> I have an NE 2000 compatible network card and a zoom modem. They are
> both mapped to the same IRQ (3). How can I change this???
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Max
John McKown
>
>My zoom modem can be jumpered to any com port(1-4). I don't know about
>software options.
My first suggestion is to change the Zoom modem to COM1:. Since you say that
it is using IRQ 3 at present, I think you must have it jumpered to COM2:
At least COM1: (ttyS0) is usually on IRQ 4, I/O address 0x03f8
and COM2: (ttyS1) is usually on IRQ 3, I/O address 0x2f8.
Once you've changed the modem to be COM1:, then do the following as root:
cd /dev
rm modem
ln -s ttyS1 modem
A lot of programs expect to have the default modem on /dev/modem. The
above sets /dev/modem to /dev/ttyS1 (COM2:).
I hope this helps,
John
Neil C. Dean
the NE2K's usually come with a Config utility of some sort?
Maybe possibly usually for DOS!
Neil
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, jcampbel wrote:
>
> My zoom modem can be jumpered to any com port(1-4). I don't know about
> software options.
> My NE 2000 compatible NIC has no jumpers and again, I don't know about
> software options.
> My system currently uses IRQs 0-7, 13, and 14 with eth0 using IRQ 3
>
> I have read a little about setserial but I don't fully understand if this
> will work. What I really want is to
> set the IRQ of eth0 to something different. When I guess at a different
> IRQ (8 - 12) the system does not
> recognize it. Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Jim
>
>
> Brent R Brian wrote:
>
> > Any jumper/software options available ??
> >
> > What other IRQ's are in use ??
> >
> > B
> >
> > jcampbel wrote:
> > >
> > > I have an NE 2000 compatible network card and a zoom modem. They are
> > > both mapped to the same IRQ (3). How can I change this???
> > >
> > > Jim
>
>
>
Kenneth Crudup
Max Salazar <msal...@tetragenics.com> says:
>I have an NE 2000 compatible network card and a zoom modem. They are
>both mapped to the same IRQ (3). How can I change this???
If it's ISA, I can't help you. If it's PCI, don't worry about it.
-Kenny
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