At 12:00 PM -0400 7/26/01, Greg Kritsch wrote:

:)> OK, I'll give it a shot.  BTW, how the heck was I supposed to
:)> figure that out?
:)
:)Simple, just look up the major number of the "com" driver and the major
:)number of the /dev/tty?? entries...  :-)

Erm, OK.  I guess the kernel can't do that for me, since /dev isn't mounted
yet.

I was thinking along the lines of:
com0 at [cardbus hardware info]
com0 attached to /dev/tty10
com1 at [usb hardware info]
com1 attached to /dev/ttyU01

That'd make life a lot simpler.  Maybe as a compromise, a simple program
(called something like ttyinfo) which just spits out:
com0 is /dev/tty10
com1 is /dev/ttyU01
zstty0 is /dev/tty0
zstty1 is /dev/tty1

:)How about the internal modems on the G4 PowerMacs?  I have an (AGP graphics)
:)and a (digital audio), and I'd love to be able to use the modems.  Does
:)anyone have any idea what the problem is even?

Got me.  Anyone else?

  -- MW