Just following up on my own message ... I've now fixed it! Contrary to the IRDA-Howto on connecting to WinCE machines, I've had to set "nocrtscts" rather than "crtscts". D> David Gurr wrote: > I've followed the various instructions for getting my Linux machine to > talk to my WinCE handheld over IrDA. > > The irattach goes fine, and I get an irda0 interface reported by > ifconfig. > > Starting ppp seems to go fine, and the chat script completes. With pppd > debug enabled, the /var/log/messages file then shows "Serial connection > established" but then goes no further. The next message should be "Using > interface ppp0" but this never comes. > > I *can* connect to the same WinCE device over a serial link on > /dev/ttyS0 with no problems, with an almost identical pppd startup > script. > > What's happening here ? Why can't I get PPP running over IrDA to my > handheld ? > > The relevant files are attached: > ce.up - the startup script > ppp.chat.ce - the chat script > > -- > David Gurr WWW: http://www.sco.co.uk > SCO UK & Ireland > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > #!/bin/sh > # /etc/ppp/ppp-up > > # ppp-script for WinCE > # > # > # Debugging is turned on, turn it of after the first successful connections > # > CHATDEBUG="-v -V" > DEBUG="debug" > #CHATDEBUG= > #DEBUG= > > device=/dev/ircomm0 > pppflags="9600 crtscts noauth local 192.168.55.101:192.168.55.100 ms-dns >150.126.14.2" > > # > # start the ppp daemon > # > /usr/sbin/pppd lock $DEBUG \ > connect "/usr/sbin/chat $CHATDEBUG -f /etc/ppp/ppp.chat.ce" \ > $device $pppflags > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > TIMEOUT 3600 > "CLIENT" "CLIENT\c" > "" "SERVER\c" -- David Gurr WWW: http://www.sco.co.uk Business Development Manager Tel: +44 1923 813548 SCO UK & Ireland Fax: +44 1923 813817 Croxley Business Park, Watford WD1 8YN, UK Mbl: +44 7768 106690 _______________________________________________ Linux-IrDA mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www4.pasta.cs.UiT.No/mailman/listinfo/linux-irda
