[linux-support] I'm

[rodney at sabletech.com (Rodney Thayer)]

note evidence of...

use of 2.0.25 kernel

use of multiprocessor

use in the U.S. Army.

(and for my ex-military buddies...)
high level of technical competence by a Staf Sergeant

>Date: Fri, 15 Nov 1996 08:20:05 -0600 (CST)
>From: Tighe Kuykendall <kuykendt at campbell-emh4.army.mil>
>Reply-To: Tighe Kuykendall <kuykendt at campbell-emh4.army.mil>
>To: Linux-Support List <linux-support at os.com>
>Subject: [linux-support] I'm 
>Sender: owner-linux-support at solar.os.com
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>I migrated a Cyclades Cyclom 8Y from an older machine to my spiffy new
>dual PPro running kernel 2.0.25 and Slackware 3.1 last night.  I'm now
>having problems with mgetty 0.98 opening /dev/ttyC*.  I've made all new
>/dev/ entries after the original ones didn't work and I'm using the same
>mgetty config from the older machine.  I've tried changing IRQ's and
>addresses and making changes to the BIOS (disabling PnP).  I know the card
>works because it was taking calls right up until I pulled it from the old
>machine.
>
>Anyone know of any incompatabilities with Cyclades ISA cards and SMP or
>PCI Chipsets?
>
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>SSG Tighe W Kuykendall  [TWK25]  kuykendt at campbell-emh4.army.mil
>Network Manager/System Admin     http://eaglecsg.army.mil/~kuykendt
>101st SG(C), Ft Campbell, KY     http://eaglecsg.army.mil
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               Rodney Thayer <rodney at sabletech.com>       +1 617 332 7292
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