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Xayd · 08-09-2000, 11:37 AM

The command to change the IRQ is setserial (device)

So you'd want to run...

>setserial ttys2 IRQ 5

You can also set the I/O range with the same command.

Now that I think about it, you might just be able to add that command to the end of your rc.d file so it'd be executed when you boot. Someone correct me if I'm wrong there, but it seems like it'd work.

Xayd

[This message has been edited by Xayd (edited 08-09-2000).]

08-09-2000, 11:37 AM	#11
Xayd Member (13 bit) Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: nowhere.com Posts: 4,819	The command to change the IRQ is setserial (device) So you'd want to run... >setserial ttys2 IRQ 5 You can also set the I/O range with the same command. Now that I think about it, you might just be able to add that command to the end of your rc.d file so it'd be executed when you boot. Someone correct me if I'm wrong there, but it seems like it'd work. Xayd [This message has been edited by Xayd (edited 08-09-2000).]