The latest version of SCO Openserver v6 requires that our Unixware Driver v2.01 be used instead of the Openserver Driver. Use the pkgadd method to install, NOT the custom method. We are working with SCO to perfect the procedure, however this method is just a workaround until we can complete the process.
The following information should help
with a work around for your serial drivers for OpenServer 6:
1. Download and install available Maintenance Packs
2. Download and install OSS702B for pkgadd problems.
3. Install the UnixWare drivers (use "chsysinfo" to change OS name).
3. The following email is a workaround for the Digi drivers. This should
give you an idea for creating the nodes and etc.
workaround, here's the pertinent part..
If you want an immediate workaround until a SCOAdmin/TCL dude can
analyze this
and deliver a tested fix, the following script, a slash and cut from
usr/src/i386at/uts/io/asy/make_nodes with some OpenServerisms thrown in,
should
create the nodes you want:
#!/bin/ksh
#
# A simple shell script to create entries suitable for asyc.cf/Node.
#
min=0;
for i in 1a 2a 3a 3b 3c 3d 3e 3f
do
typeset -u ui
ui=$i;
echo "iasy\ttty$i\t\tc\t$(($min+2))\tbin\tbin\t666"
echo "iasy\ttty$ui\t\tc\t$(($min+3))\tbin\tbin\t666"
min=$(($min + 4))
done
[ The punchline there is "scale by four; offset by two" ]
To use it, just edit the list of nodes you think you deserve, replace
the
pertinent part of /etc/conf/node.d/iasyc with the output of that script
(edited
to taste...) and run idmknod.