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Subject: Re: Modem on sio4
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I solved the problem by removing sio2 & sio3 from my kernel config with
a comment (#) and recompiled etc.

when rebooted the isa pnp modem was automatically assigned to the
correct io address and irq  and appeared under sio2

Doug Young wrote:
> 
> > OK so I recompiled and its saying something like sio3 irq 5 not in
> > bitmap of probed irqs
> >
> sounds like similar problem to one I had with OZ made "Netcomm"
> ISA modems. I think the solution that worked was to do the kernel
> compile with support for both the extra serial ports & "options
> USERCONFIG" so that its possible to force the internal pnp modem
> to use a specific IRQ / serial port

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