Norbert Kamenicky wrote:
I am not familiar with wvdial, but used diald in a past.
In case of problems I always identified it in logs,
so let's have a look at logs too.
If it's not sufficient, check if debug flag of wvdial
is on and/or increase log level.
Run emerge -f some_pkg at first, it's doing append by default,
but it will not auto start after the fail. To have such functionality
u have to make a simple script for it.
Anyway from your message it's not clear if your inet connection
works even for short time. Check it by "ping www.gentoo.org"
and let us now.
noro
I had the same problems when I tried using wvdial. I tried everything I
could find in the wvdial manuals, faqs, and from searching the web.
Nothing worked to solve it. I ended up installing kdenetwork so I could
use kppp and had no problems with it. I no longer use dialup now as I
have a satellite modem.
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