PCI serial on Sun Ultra 10, NetBSD 9

Gordon Zaft <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.os.netbsd.ports.sparc64
Message-ID <CAGuhNT3DWTB_sOnwC94=ynHxXkZQy6OsT8Hjwk07HsdAYAJ+cQ@mail.gmail.com>
Gang,

 I installed a generic 4-port PCI serial card on my U10 (I want to use it
to login to consoles of other  machines that are headless).

The card seems to be recognized on startup:

[     1.000000] puc0 at pci2 dev 4 function 0: NetMos NM9865 1 UART (com)
[     1.000000] com2 at puc0 port 0 (16550-compatible): interrupting at
ivec 1c
[     1.000000] com2: ns16550a, working fifo
[     1.000000] puc1 at pci2 dev 4 function 1: NetMos NM9865 1 UART (com)
[     1.000000] com3 at puc1 port 0 (16550-compatible): interrupting at
ivec 1d
[     1.000000] com3: ns16550a, working fifo
[     1.000000] puc2 at pci2 dev 4 function 2: NetMos NM9865 2 UART (com,
com)
[     1.000000] com4 at puc2 port 0 (Generic XT-compatible): interrupting
at ivec 1e
[     1.000000] com4: ns16550a, working fifo
[     1.000000] com5 at puc2 port 1 (Generic XT-compatible): interrupting
at ivec 1e
[     1.000000] com5: ns16550a, working fifo

I can't figure out which port it's supposed to be though!

ls /dev/tty* shows:

/dev/tty        /dev/ttyF2      /dev/ttyG7      /dev/ttyHS0.04  /dev/ttyU6
/dev/ttyC00     /dev/ttyF3      /dev/ttyGcfg    /dev/ttyHS0.05  /dev/ttyU7
/dev/ttyC01     /dev/ttyF4      /dev/ttyGstat   /dev/ttyHS0.06  /dev/ttyY0
/dev/ttyE0      /dev/ttyF5      /dev/ttyH0      /dev/ttyHS0.07  /dev/ttyY1
/dev/ttyE1      /dev/ttyF6      /dev/ttyH1      /dev/ttyHS0.08  /dev/ttya
/dev/ttyE2      /dev/ttyF7      /dev/ttyH2      /dev/ttyHS0.09  /dev/ttyb
/dev/ttyE3      /dev/ttyFcfg    /dev/ttyH3      /dev/ttyHS0.10  /dev/ttyc
/dev/ttyE4      /dev/ttyFstat   /dev/ttyH4      /dev/ttyHcfg    /dev/ttyd
/dev/ttyE5      /dev/ttyG0      /dev/ttyH5      /dev/ttyHstat   /dev/ttyh0
/dev/ttyE6      /dev/ttyG1      /dev/ttyH6      /dev/ttyU0      /dev/ttyh1
/dev/ttyE7      /dev/ttyG2      /dev/ttyH7      /dev/ttyU1      /dev/ttyh2
/dev/ttyEcfg    /dev/ttyG3      /dev/ttyHS0.00  /dev/ttyU2      /dev/ttyh3
/dev/ttyEstat   /dev/ttyG4      /dev/ttyHS0.01  /dev/ttyU3
/dev/ttyF0      /dev/ttyG5      /dev/ttyHS0.02  /dev/ttyU4
/dev/ttyF1      /dev/ttyG6      /dev/ttyHS0.03  /dev/ttyU5

Sorry if this is a noob question.
-- 
Gordon Zaft
[email protected]
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