> A clue was found in the linux-hams archive for 1996. This was relating to
> an I/O error when axattaching. The I/O error is an indication of a problem
> with reading /dev/ttys0. In our situation, it was in defining it as lower
> case s, rather than upper case S.
That would make sense as /dev/ttys0 is the slave side of a pseudo tty and
doesn't have _anything_ to do with the serial port device /dev/ttyS0.
Unix is _case_sensitive_.
Terry maybe a quick note at the beginning of AX25-HOWTO about case
sensitivity would be in order? I know it is a linux-newbie thing but quite
a lot of people migrate from operating systems that haven't yet discovered
the difference in upper and lower case letters...
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