Hi marmoset,

> Does anyone have this running?  I patched the kernel just fine with it (it
> sticks the io.c and stuff in the wrong place, but easy enough to fix) and then
> it recognizes it at bootup, but I'll be damned if I can figure out which tty
> it is.  Is there something else I need to do?  I've done
> 
> pppd /dev/tty<just about every one of them> 115200 connect "chat -f
> /etc/ppp/chat"
> 
> (where chat and options actually do exist) and I either get a device not
> configured error or the script just stalls out (and says as much in an error
> msg).  The TR light never does come on on the modem, so I don't think that
> I've found the right tty.  
> 
> Any help?

This is the patch to the 1.2(.1) release, right?

You need to "mknod" a device node to access it. The right major number
is mentioned in the README to the patch, I think, and in the diff to the
conf.c file:

su
cd /dev
mknod ttyG0 c 41 0
mknod ttyG1 c 41 1
mknod ttyGM0 c 41 128
mknod ttyGM1 c 41 129

	Ignatios Souvatzis