[hcflinux] REBOOT PROBLEM

[tom]

it's late and I haven't fully taken in everything in your message, but one point sticks out:
	setserial /dev/ttySHCF0
won't work. 
setserial is used to configure conventional serial ports only.
In this case you are not using a conventional serial port so you do not need to use setserial.
The hcfpciconfig program will setup everything so that if you have a properly configured modular kernel and modules.conf then /dev/modem will link to /dev/ttySHCF0. kmod will autoload the necessary modules when needed and they will take care of any initialisation. 

Basically you need to reinstall the driver, point whatever ppp control software you are using (kppp, pppd etc) at /dev/modem or /dev/ttySHCF0 and let the kmod do its magic.

T

On Wed, Jul 17, 2002 at 08:54:51PM +0200, __ __ wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> 
> If got the reboot problem :(
> 
> 
> GENERAL:
> --------
> distribution: Gentoo (www.gentoo.org)
> kernel:       2.4.18 (devfs enabled with automount)
> gcc/g++:      2.95.3 (safe one ;-) )
> 
> 
> MODEM:
> ------
> vendor/device:       14F1:1036
> subvendor/ device:   13E0:0270
> revision             08
> name: HCF P85/DATA/FAX/REMOTEAM/SPEAKERPHONE
> (used in a Gateway PC)
> 
> DRIVER
> ------
> hcfpcimodem-0.97mbsibeta02070500.tar.gz
> 
> STORY
> -----
> 
> Kernel never gave a sign of the hcf-modem being found (as with a sound
> card, hdd etc.), so I assume it's up to this driver to initialize it.
> 
> °First install°:
> Driver installation using hcf90v_linux.inf goes smoothly
> /dev/ttySHCF0 & modem-link created
> setserial ttySHCF0 displays: ttySHCF0 UART:undefined PORT: 0x0001 IRQ: 0,
> (which is normal because I assume the aim of the driver is to start
> the modem at next reboot finding the real IRQ and PORT.)
> lsmod displays: hcfpciserial 0 (autoclean)
>                 hcfpciengine 0 (autoclean)
>                 hcfpciosspec 1 (autoclean)
> 
> °Reboot0°:
> No change in kernel message, so I assume I have to modprobe hcfpciserial 
> manually.
> A lot of stackdump output and a segmentation fault
> lsmod displays hcfpciserial 1 (initializing)
>                hcfpciengine 0
>                hcfpciosspec 1
> /dev/ttySHCF0 is gone
> setserial ttySHCF0 no such device
> 
> 
> °Reboot1°
> Making mknod -m 600 /dev/ttySHCF0 c 240 64, this automatically results in 
> the same
> stackdump output as above
> /dev/ttySHCF0 is resident
> but <setserial ttySHCF0> : no such device; so I can't use
> <setserial ttySHCF0 port 0xe400 irq 9> (which are the settings according
> to BIOS, lspci, /proc/ioports, /proc/interrupts)
> 
> °Reboot2°
> /dev/ttySHCF0 is resident
> but setserial ttySHCF0 no such device
> same problem as above so I removed ttySHCF0
> trying to recompile the code-files myself (by copying the .h -files in the 
> modules directory)
> hcfpciengine and hcfpciosspec do compile to an object file, but hcfpciserial 
> results in a
> segmentation fault
> 
> Redoing <HCFPCIConfig> always results a useable modem as described in the 
> scenario
> before 'Reboot0'.
> 
> CONCLUSION
> ----------
> I assume a fault in source code for module hcfpciserial.  It gives a 
> segmentation fault
> and can't get to initialize the modem at ttySHCF0. It would be nice to solve 
> this little
> problem :-).
> 
> 
> 
> 
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