From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.4) Gecko/20030619 Description of problem: redhat-config-network detects my modem at "/dev/eth". It's actually at /dev/ttyS1. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): initscripts-7.24-2.92 redhat-config-network-1.3.0-1 How reproducible: Haven't tried. (Although, the pathname "/dev/eth" is giving me a strange sense of deja vu; I'm wondering if I experienced this in the past and then forgot about it.) Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start redhat-config-network, with no PPP connections configured (and no modem configured either, *I think*). 2. Let it autodetect the modem. 3. See what r-c-n detected as the device name for the modem... Actual Results: /dev/eth Expected Results: /dev/ttyS1 Additional info: [root@i5000e root]# ls -l /dev/eth* ls: /dev/eth*: No such file or directory I'm using a D-Link combo Ethernet/modem card. There is also one serial port inside this laptop (Dell Inspiron 5000e), but no built-in Ethernet or modem.
could you please give me the output of $ /usr/sbin/kudzu -p -c MODEM ??
Created attachment 92673 [details] output of /usr/sbin/kudzu -p -c MODEM Note that kudzu on my system is now 1.1.8-1. It was something older when I experienced this bug. I would see if I can reproduce this bug, except that bug 98251 is getting in the way right now...