>Hi,
>
>I have a problem at the moment that I cant solve.
>I have a modem that is ok with Linux (It has run before) I have upgraded my
>hardware and done a full re install. However I cannot get the modem to talk.
>
>If I use minicom and I init the modem I get the terminal ready light come on
>but I get nothing back from the modem. The fact that I am able to send
>something to the modem tells me that the modem is talking to the serial port
>(again I think)
>
Did you check again the modem on the old system to make sure it is still
working?
You may meed to reset the modem to its default, factory, state: check in
your modem manual to find the command (I do not remember it at this time):
maybe the modem is set not to reply to command (is it possible?, I know you
can have it answer verbose (OK, CONNECT, BUSY, etc), or with numbers).
On the new system, are you sure you do not have an IRQ conflict?
You may want to check the connection parameter in minicom (speed, parity
bits, data bits, etc). But, that should not be the problem since the AT
command normally sets the modem to the proper speed and characteristics.
Which you luck.
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