I know a way, pretty kludgy but worked for me.
I disabled my onboard serial ports in the bios.  Then as Linux booted
I watched the Uart beeing detected on ttys4 or whatever.  Set the modem to
that and it took off.
RS


Perry Hoekstra wrote:

> I have a question on modem detection.  I installed a modem on a RH7.2
> system.  Upon bootup, Kudzu detected the modem and configured the
> modem.  If I do a lspci, I see the modem in the listing.  How do I
> figure out which /dev/ttyS* it is parked on.  I have going through the
> Linux Modem-HOWTO.  I tried probing using setserial but all it tells me
> is that I have UART 16550A on ttyS0, ttyS1 and unknown on ttyS2 and
> ttyS3.  Is there a file that Kudzu wrote the configuration to or when
> setserial is run on startup?  I looked in the standard places such as
> serial.conf but there was no joy.
>
> --
> Perry Hoekstra
> E-Commerce Architect
> Talent Software Services
> perry.hoekstra at talentemail.com
>
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