In Linux:
If the modem has jumpers, I recommend that you use them.
;-)
Chuck
davidturetsky wrote:
>
> No hardware changes whatsoever. Same version of Debian. Same modem
>
> I specified S3, then S2. All the other settings are default and follow the
> recommendations of pppconfig
>
> But I have a tad of a memory that it was not set to S3 ... maybe S1. I
> believe USRobotics has software installed under Windows that
> self-configures. I have not used any of the jumpers that come with the board
>
> So I will try S0 and S1 and report back
>
> David
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ray Olszewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: davidturetsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 2:55 PM
> Subject: Re: Chat/ppp
>
> > . . .
> > I'll skip asking about winmodems and other questions I'd ask if the modem
> > *never* worked under Linux. But you still need to check that you are
> trying
> > to use the correct serial port (i.e., the right /dev/ttyS* entry) and a
> > speed that the modem can run at. So ...
> >
> > what serial port is the modem on? did pppconfig successfully
> > find it there, or did you tell it the port identifier?
> > what speed did you tell pppconfig to use for the port? Is it a
> > speed that your modem understands?
> > have you made *any* hardware changes since the time when you
> > "first installed debian last year"? (I'm wondering
> > about IRQ conflicts.)
> > are you still running the same Debian install as you had then?
> >
>
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