"Bj�rn Mork" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I obviously have a stable connection to the "modem", but dialling fails.
OK, I see what you mean!
>
> duckman:~$ cat /proc/tty/driver/ircomm
> Service type: 9_WIRE
> DTE status: RTS|DTR
> DCE status: CTS|DSR
> Configuration: DTE <-> DCE
> Data rate: 115200
> Flow control: RTS_CTS_IN|RTS_CTS_OUT|DSR_DTR_IN|DSR_DTR_OUT
> Flags: ASYNC_CTS_FLOW|ASYNC_INITIALIZED|ASYNC_NORMAL_ACTIVE
> Open count: 1
> Hardware: Running
>
This doesn't seem to good. You don't get the CD (carrier detect) signal
which is probably why your applications are complaining.
I'll try to fix this "bug", but I think I need to find a person with this
phone (Nokia 8810), so I can debug it myself. My Nokia NM-207 is responding
the same way here in Norway, but that is because it's not a GSM phone, so
it makes sense to say "NO CARRIER" ;-) But it worked just fine when I tried
it in Tokyo, and I had no problems at all.
-- Dag
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