Actually, to tell you all the truth...I don't think that Linux likes my Toshiba modem..sigh... When I was doing the setup, I remember it referencing a device called ttsy0 which would be a modem. I create the logon script with pppsetup...and I phoned my ISP, its script protocall, so I input all the specs...when I try to dial though, about 2 seconds if not less after it retruns the message "logon script failed." Now I'm sure that thats not enough time for it to initialize my modem, dial, send the info and return the error. Also in K-ppp (KDE's version of Dial-UP-Networking) When I try to dial, it says Modem is busy, as soon as I hit the connect button. I'm at a total loss. I've looked at the man pages...and checked the link given in the other post, but to no avail... Anyone, Anything, anytime :) Thanks.. :) Maybe I need to try a PCMCIA modem, and see if thats supported :) Mephis (Jay) > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, June 07, 1999 9:34 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: LINUX FINALLY INSTALLED!! > > On 6 Jun, Billingham, Jason wrote: > > > > The problem I have now, is that durring setup, it detected my modem (saw > > that it was there). But now when I either try KDE-ppp or when I try > > pppsetup (ppp-go) it doesn't work. My ISP uses DHCP protocall so I > can't > > actually put in a static IP where it asks for one. HELP? Thanks. > > > > Look at the pppd man page for the options > ipcp-accept-remote and ipcp-accept-local > > Georg > > -- > Georg Funke > Crowns & Flames SDC Cologne, Germany; > http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/4893 > "Friendship is Square Dancing's greatest Reward"
