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    MattT, I have a question......

    The script you gave me creates the ttyS4 port. I believe that only works for the first PCI port/slot. And I want to know if my modem is on the second slot, am I supposed to create a S5 (ttyS5) port? And what's the difference between S4 and s4? Anyone who knows the answers to these questions, feel free to post a reply to it! Thanks!!! [/i]

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    Anyone knows the answers to these questions?

    Anyone knows the answers to these questions?

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    no one knows what script you were referring other than Matt. How about posting it ?

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    it's

    it's this one i do belive

    cd /dev
    ./MAKEDEV ttyS4
    ln -s ttyS4 modem
    chmod 777 modem
    chmod 777 ttyS4

    okies hope it helped

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    Well, if that is the case, just use :

    mknod ttyS5 c 4 69

    to make ttyS5....

    just do a ls /dev/ttyS* to find out the major and minor number(4,69) so you can make as many node as needed.

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    Would it work if I use this script?

    cd /dev
    ./MAKEDEV ttyS5
    ln -s ttyS5 modem
    chmod 777 modem
    chmod 777 ttyS5

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    may be. MAKEDEV is just a script by itself which is located under /dev to make it easier as you don't have to remember the major/minor number etc. you can try. no harm done even if it doesn't work.

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