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Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 17:02:02 -0500
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From: Jon Myers <myersjw@alfredstate.edu>
Subject: sio1 reserved?
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Is there any way to get at sio1?  upon bootup, I always get "sio1: reserved 
for low-level i/o".  What is telling it to be reserved?  sio0 suddenly 
stopped working for no apparent reason.  I can send data out, but cannot 
get anything back in (using tip on two machines to test it.  data can only 
go one way).  I had been using this port for a few weeks, and now, 
suddenly, it wont read in.  Could be a bad cable, but it took me quite a 
while to find the MMJ and adapter that I'm using now.  finding another is 
almost out of the question.  sio1 is a standard 9 pin serial port (or so it 
physically looks like anyway)

Any ideas/suggestions?  Alpha 800.. 5/333  4.8-PRERELEASE  (umm.. I thought 
I was running -STABLE?  tag=RELENG_4)

- - -   Jon Myers


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