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April 10th, 2002, 04:13 AM
#1
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Help REq. for minicom..
Hi,
I have installed Red Hat 7.2 Linux . I want to use minicom to connect external modem with serial port , but when i type minicom in terminal it says /DEV/MODEM is a directory .. I am not able to use minicom ..
When i give command ls -l modem it gives no such file or directory .
( My modem is working fine on other machine )
..................... Viruss
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April 10th, 2002, 10:50 AM
#2
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what com port is the external modem connected to?
you might have to link the com port to /dev/modem...
$ ln -s /dev/ttys<com.port> /dev/modem
where <com.port> = 0-3, which corresponds to com1-4. on the other hand, if you use the gui you have a tool called modemtool which does the same thing. =)
regards,
mark
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April 11th, 2002, 05:43 AM
#3
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Originally posted here by secretagent
what com port is the external modem connected to?
My modem is connected at com 1 ttyS0 .. i tried with conecting to com 2 ttyS1.. but it's not working in minicom ..
modem is working with kppp , but still i would like to use minicom as it's easy ..
.. Viruss
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April 11th, 2002, 01:29 PM
#4
Originally posted here by secretagent
what com port is the external modem connected to?
you might have to link the com port to /dev/modem...
$ ln -s /dev/ttys<com.port> /dev/modem
where <com.port> = 0-3, which corresponds to com1-4. on the other hand, if you use the gui you have a tool called modemtool which does the same thing. =)
regards,
mark
That is correct. You need to create a Symbolic link, /dev/modem that points
to the right com port
The command is: ln -s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/modem
to link to the first com port.
minicom always wants to talk to /dev/modem
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