Serial Driver==============General--------  Select serials ports that you want Libnet to use in `libnet.cfg'.  For example:	[serial]	autoports = 0 1  will selected ports 0 and 1 (COM1 and COM2 to DOS people). These  will be opened automatically when you initialise the serial  driver.  The address format is `X:Y' where `X' is the physical port and  `Y' is the virtual port.  The following bindings are possible:	NULL - any virtual port on all physical ports	""   - default virtual port on all physical ports	X:Y  - virtual port Y on physical port X	:Y   - virtual port Y on all physical ports	X    - default virtual port on physical port XConfiguration--------------  There can be a separate section for each port, like so:	[serial port 0]	baudrate = 115200	bits = 8	stopbits = 1	parity = none	baseaddr = 0x3f8	(DOS only)	irq = 4			(DOS only)  But you shouldn't have to touch any of this.  The options are  only included for completeness -- they may not work.Troubleshooting----------------DOS:  Check you have not altered the default IRQ numbers in your BIOS  settings.  If necessary, you can use the config stuff shown above. Linux:  Check that you have read-write permissions to /dev/ttySx, and make  sure that GPM isn't reading data from the port.BeOS:  `chat' and `rdmchat' won't compile under BeOS, yet.  Bug: sometimes `rdmtest' will queue up packets under BeOS.       (has not been tested under new serial driver)