kherron@ms.uky.edu (Kenneth Herron) (11/17/90)
This is probably a stupid question, but we need to make sure before buying a modem... Can AT&T Sysv/386 (3.2.1 if it matters) properly use an internal modem- on-a-card as tty01? Any gotchas? I've tried using FACE to enable tty01 before but have no way to see if it worked... The hardware is a 16mhz 6386 WGS. Kenneth Herron
dez@cbnewsk.att.com (daniel.e.zuccarelli) (11/21/90)
In article <16388@s.ms.uky.edu>, kherron@ms.uky.edu (Kenneth Herron) writes: > > Can AT&T Sysv/386 (3.2.1 if it matters) properly use an internal modem- > on-a-card as tty01? Any gotchas? I've tried using FACE to enable > tty01 before but have no way to see if it worked... > > The hardware is a 16mhz 6386 WGS. > > Kenneth Herron What you'll probably need to do is leave it enabled through FACE but disable the port on the motherboard with a jumper setting. This will allow the tty driver to access it through the standard I/O ports and interrupt, without having to know whether you're using the port on the motherboard or on an internal modem card. -- "Well, there's not much to see actually; we're inside a Chinese dragon." - Dr. Howard Bannister Dan Zuccarelli - AT&T Bell Labs CB/RV, INTERACTIVE Systems Corp. (614) 860-7023 Email: att!asr1!dez OR dez@cbnewsk.att.com