RE: linmodem & fedora 3

["Phill" <poflynn@bigpond.net.au>]

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Thanks for all the responses I have tried them out but am still having the
same problem

Here is a list of the different rules I tried to apply. Is there something
wrong with them?

KERNEL="ttLTM0", SYSFS{dev}="62:64", NAME="modem", SYMLINK="modem"

previous attempts also included

KERNEL="ttyLT0", SYMLINK="modem"
and
KERNEL="ttLTM0", NAME="modem", SYMLINK="modem"
and
KERNEL="ttyLT0", NAME="modem", SYMLINK="modem"

After using the commands "Modprobe lt_serial" and "Modprobe lt_modem"
without any errors (/dev/ttyLT0 and /dev/modem are not created), i used
the follwing commands to test the udev installation

#udevinfo -a -p /sys/module/lt_modem/

returned:
               looking at class device '/sys/module/lt_modem':
               SYSFS{refcnt}="3"

udevinfo -a -p /sys/class/tty/ttLTM0

returned:
               looking at class device '/sys/class/tty/ttLTM0':
               SYSFS{dev}="62:64"

udevinfo -a -p /sys/module/lt_serial/


returned:
               looking at class device '/sys/module/lt_serial':
               SYSFS{refcnt}="0"

udevinfo -a -p /sys/module/lt_modem/

returned:
               looking at class device '/sys/module/lt_modem':
               SYSFS{refcnt}="3"



So, after hours of frustration, i purchased a dlink dfm-562e external
modem. Which kudzu correctly detected and installed (so it would seem).
/dev/modem1 is generated but again on subsequent reboots the character
device drivers are no longer present


is this a udev problem or something else?

Regards,
Phill



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