Thanks but you see the modem I'm using is an internal modem that is 56k in
speed now in the setserial prog
I have set it to 56700 and it works fine with "minicom" and you would
expect it to use the 16550 UART chip and in so doing it would be capable of
speeds up to 115k with no problems but this does not seem to be the case
now the question is why is that ??
anyhow I will attach the script file here, now remember that it is a script
file made by my ISP for people logging in with linux so it's general the
only reason I'm not attaching the one I have modified is because it's on my
box at home and I'm at work
-----Original Message-----
From: Ray Olszewski [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 29 January 1999 11:21
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: PPP setup problems
At 09:52 AM 1/29/99 +1100, Peter kazdera wrote [with deletions]:
>tell me what you make of the messages file I attached
>I feel that I am getting close to figuring out how to get it going
>I've been playing with the dialup script that I got from my provider and
>pppd on linux
Not too tricky. The messages file you attached includes the line:
Jan 29 00:55:33 localhost pppd[724]: speed 56700 not supported
My man page for pppd doesn't list the supported speeds, so I don't know
what
the best one is for you to use. My old 33.3 kbps modem gets by with 38400.
so you can use that to test. Perhaps someone else knows which higher values
are legal? (Remember, these are NOT modem speed setting; they are serial
port settings ... the serial port has to be equal to of faster than the
modem speed.)
Next time, include the script you are executing, and any scripts it calls,
as well as the messages log (masking anything confidential like a password,
of course).
------------------------------------"Never tell me the odds!"---
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