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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: dg@Root.COM, proff@suburbia.net
Subject: Re: cyclades PCI driver doesn't detect carrier drop
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>   Are you sure that this isn't operator error? You do have hupcl & -clocal
>for your ports, right? Note that the device names changed and thus your
>/etc/rc.serial may be out of date...or perhaps you don't even have entries
>in there to set the initial state?

It seems to be a hardware problem.

Bruce