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Subject: Re: cyclades PCI driver doesn't detect carrier drop
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In-Reply-To: <199612011922.LAA03767@root.com> from "David Greenman" at Dec 1, 96 11:22:29 am
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> >Whois the best person to conectact about this? -
> >Very trying to say the least ;)
> 
>    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 /etc/rc.serial may be out of date...or perhaps you don't even have entries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?

Are you still supposed to have to do this?

I don't see references to it in /etc/rc.serial.

... JG