Multi-Tech Systems ISIHP-2U, ISIHP-2S Linux Driver Installation, To install the Linux driver

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Software/Driver Installation

Linux Driver Installation

To install the Linux driver:

1.Insert the driver installation diskette.

2.Prepare a temporary installation directory: mkdir isicom

3.Change your current directory to the temporary installation

directory:

cd \isicom

4.Place the file isicom.tar into the isicom directory.

5.Then extract the file using the tar utility: tar xvf /isicom/isicom.tar

6.Make sure the following are installed on your system: the make utility, the GNU C compiler (gcc), and kernel sources.

7.Run the bash Install script to compile the driver as a loadable module and to compile the user space firmware loader.

8.The files are copied to the destination folder. If you don’t specify the folder, the destination folder default is /usr/local/ISICOM (case sensitive). This also creates device files for the ISI cards, normal and callout ports, in the /dev folder.

9.To load the driver manually, use the ISIHP-2S/2U installation configuration stored in the ISICOMStart file in the destination folder.

Or, you can include the configuration in the appropriate start-up script stored in the /etc/rc.d/ folder, so it loads when you start the computer.

10.If you make any changes to this configuration, edit the first line of the ISICOMSTART file. The correct syntax for this line is as follows:

insmod <destination folder>isicom.o ISIBase1=0xXXXX

Irq1=XX

ISIBase2=0xXXXX

Irq2=XX

ISIBasex and Irqx represent the base I/O address and IRQ that are passed to the driver at module loading time. Refer to the insmod manual page for more details on parameter passing.

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