Peter Stuge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 11 Aug 1999, Bj�rn Mork wrote:
>
> >Aug 11 18:24:46 duckman chat[303]: send (ATD+4722150689^M)
> >Why does it fail with "NO CARRIER"? I get exactly the same result if I
> >try minicom. Dialling out with "ATD+4722150689;" works, but of course
>
> I'd try ATDT<numbers> instead of simply ATD. And try without the country code
> (+47) - try to find a modem in the same country that you can connect to.
The T (and P) must be ignored by GSM phones according to GSM 07.07. And
always using country code is recommended to avoid having to change scripts
or phonebook entries when abroad (the modem I am dialling is in the same
room as me, so the country code isn't really required :-). I have tried
the combinations you suggest with the same result. Sorry that I didn't give
this information in the first mail.
> The way I see it this problem is caused either by Linux/IrDA having some bug
> somewhere in the IrCOMM driver or by sending the wrong commands to the phone.
> I've successfully used Linux/IrDA in Linux 2.2.9-irda2 since it was available
> with my Nokia 8810.
I have also had more luck using the latest 2.2 kernels, but I never got to a
point where success was guaranteed. Are you saying that IrCOMM never hangs
when you are using 2.2.9-irda2?
Bj�rn
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