Alan Shoemaker wrote:
> > Jeanette....not long ago a contributer to one of these mdk support lists
> > wrote that the KPPP supplied with 6.0 initializes the config file with a
> > null for speed (even though the window in the GUI setup says 57600) and
> > that this causes the connection to time out without anything happening.
> > He said that to fix this just change the speed setting, save it, then if
> > 57600 was what you wanted, go back and change it back to 57600. This
> > made sense to me because I experienced the same symptoms and changed my
> > setting to 115200 and that fixed my PPP connect problem (I've never
> > changed mine back). I'll bet that it will fix yours too.
> >
> > Alan
Jeanette Russo wrote:
>
> I gave it a try and it does seem to work now, thanks Alan,
> Jeanette
Jeanette....Glad to have been some help. (-: I notice that you seem a
bit agitated concerning mdk 6.0 in your last few posts to this list.
Relax. (-: Now that you've got the PPP connection working, use the
update icon to update all the files that the update program lists for
you. Take a break and then download the updated kernal (2.2.9-27) and
follow the installation directions carefully. You'll be done with it
all in no time and you'll be glad you did it. (-: Enjoy.
Alan
