> On 1 Feb 2003 at 22:19, civileme wrote:
> 
> > On Saturday 01 February 2003 05:33 pm,
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On 31 Jan 2003 at 9:32,
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >   I just got a
> > different laptop IBM thinkpad 770E 266 >   mhz 64 mb
> > ram. Yeah I know it could use > some more ram and I
> > will probably order some latter > today. I installed
> > dual boot Win 98 SE and ML 9.0 and > installed a
> > external modem US Robotics Sportster > hooked > to
> > the serial port. >   the modem works fine with
> > Winblows but KPPP cant >   seem to do a thing with it
> > in ML 9.0 In KPPP setup >   device I first tried Dev
> > tty S0 and got a message >   saying KPPP can not find
> > > /dev /tty/ S0 This came as kind of a shock, I never
> > > had > one of these USR sportster modems fail me
> > yet. Just > for > grins I tried all the other
> > settings In KPPP , DEV / > Modem, Dev TTY S0 through
> > S3 and S 10 through S13 and > still no luck. Tried to
> > querry modem , No Luck, tried > a > different Modem
> > and still no luck. I then went back to
> > > Winblows and the modem still works fine. >     I
> > > kind
> > of suspect that ML can not see the serial >     port
> > but I don't have a clue as to how to > check that, no
> > other serial devices around the house > to > plug in
> > the serial port. > >     Any body got any Ideas about
> > what is wrong here. >   
> 
>   Maybe the seat to keyboard
> > interface? > >      Thanks >
> 
>       Marc It says ion the
 > 9.0 errata to go to /etc/sysconfig network and 
delete
 > the line that says GATEWAY=(some ip address)  That 
is
 > what blocks the modem from working, actually the 
ppp
 > interface protocol
 > 
 > Civileme
 

      I loged in as root and went to usr/local/ect and
 ect is empty. I did have show hidden files checked. I
 read the errata and I doubt it applies in this case
 because I don't have a ethernet card.
    And it gets strainger yet last night I messed with 
it
 a while trying to get the modem working.
   I looked again at any and all modem settings  and
 could not find a thing that looked like it might 
help.
   In desperation I changed from  /dev/tty/S0 to other
 settings several times and finally set it back to 
what
 seemed to make sense /dev/tty/S0 Then I uninstalled 
and reinstalled the modem and the modem came to
 life, well kind of, well almost . when trying to dial
 up the modem is found but it gets to initalizing 
modem
 and just stops I can now querry the modem but all the
 results come back blank. I don't have a manual on 
this
 old modem but I checked all the dip switches to make
 shure that they were set the same as on my other
 machine with the same type modem on /dev/tty/S0. 
   I am still stumped but I guess this does look kind 
of
 like progress.
   Marc



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