Re: Baycom problem

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Thomas Sailer wrote:
>
> Can you find out if interrupts are coming through?
> (cat /proc/interrupts repeatedly)

I tried looking at /proc/interrupts, the number does
not change when the modem is receiving data (only when
i run my script to start baycom i get a view extra
interrupts).

> What does sethdlc -i bc0 -d say?
> dmesg?

sethdlc -i bc0 -d says
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-- rx: 0 tx: 0 rxerr: 0 txerr: 0 dbg1: 0 dbg2: 1 dbg3: 0
-- rx: 0 tx: 0 rxerr: 0 txerr: 0 dbg1: 0 dbg2: 1 dbg3: 0
-- rx: 0 tx: 0 rxerr: 0 txerr: 0 dbg1: 0 dbg2: 1 dbg3: 0

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Ed Lawson wrote:
>
> Are you setting TXDelay, PPersit, etc?

I did not set TXDelay etc., i tried it this evening but it didn't
make a difference. I think the default values should at least do
something.

> What do you see when you run ifconfig?
> This mighthelp poin it down a bit more.

ifconfig didn't say anything, but the bc0 interface was active
afterwards.

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I think the problem is the 16550A UART like Gerd said. i'll try to find
out
more about this. I there anybody who's got a serial baycom modem working
with a 16550A UART?

Rene Brand, PE1RXS






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