Re: [newbie] Internet Troubles

2000-09-30 Thread Dennis Myers

Dennis Myers wrote:
 
 Daniel Stehm wrote:
 
  OK, having some problems with Mandrake 7.1, hoping to get some help.
  Yesterday I installed 7.1 onto my box (dual boot with Windows 98) then I got
  on as root and
  went into XWin and went to 'internet' (KPPP) and attempted to dial to the
  internet (everything was configured, isp, etc;) I could get the modem
  detected, etc; and when it went to log on, it got disconnected with an
  'unknown error'. Now, I cant even get the modem to respond when I go to
  'query modem' When I set the modem to ttys0 it says "sorry the modem doesnt
  respond" and when its set to ttys1 it says "sorry the modem is busy".. even
  tried the port on /dev/modem, still no go.. i was able to get my internet
  working in SuSE6.4 with no problems, but this stumps the hell out of me.
  Please help!! Thanks in advance
 
 Check Drakconfig, networking, NIS, and make sure it has your Internet
 Service Providers domain name and IP addresses correct, I have had the
 problem with my dial-up and this was a solution. Luck,
 --
 Dennis M. a registered Linux User #180842
oops! not NIS should have said Name Server Specification (DNS). Should
show the IP addresses for the ISP server and the domain name for your
ISP.
-- 
Dennis M. a registered Linux User #180842




Re: [newbie] Internet Troubles

2000-09-30 Thread KaosFactor

Dennis, I cant even get Linux to detect my modem in Drakconfig, but I could
the first time I ran XWindows Mandrake 7.1.. thats the problem, afraid ill
try another reinstall of mandrake7.1 tommorrow and if it still no works,
well, think I may give up on Linux for a while.. even though I hate windoze
more then anything, will most likely just switch distros, although I love
the Mandrake 7.1 distro, thanks for the help
-Daniel







Re: [newbie] Internet Troubles

2000-09-30 Thread Dennis Myers

Daniel Stehm wrote:
 
 OK, having some problems with Mandrake 7.1, hoping to get some help.
 Yesterday I installed 7.1 onto my box (dual boot with Windows 98) then I got
 on as root and
 went into XWin and went to 'internet' (KPPP) and attempted to dial to the
 internet (everything was configured, isp, etc;) I could get the modem
 detected, etc; and when it went to log on, it got disconnected with an
 'unknown error'. Now, I cant even get the modem to respond when I go to
 'query modem' When I set the modem to ttys0 it says "sorry the modem doesnt
 respond" and when its set to ttys1 it says "sorry the modem is busy".. even
 tried the port on /dev/modem, still no go.. i was able to get my internet
 working in SuSE6.4 with no problems, but this stumps the hell out of me.
 Please help!! Thanks in advance

Check Drakconfig, networking, NIS, and make sure it has your Internet
Service Providers domain name and IP addresses correct, I have had the
problem with my dial-up and this was a solution. Luck, 
-- 
Dennis M. a registered Linux User #180842




[newbie] Internet Troubles

2000-09-30 Thread Daniel Stehm

OK, having some problems with Mandrake 7.1, hoping to get some help.
Yesterday I installed 7.1 onto my box (dual boot with Windows 98) then I got
on as root and
went into XWin and went to 'internet' (KPPP) and attempted to dial to the
internet (everything was configured, isp, etc;) I could get the modem
detected, etc; and when it went to log on, it got disconnected with an
'unknown error'. Now, I cant even get the modem to respond when I go to
'query modem' When I set the modem to ttys0 it says "sorry the modem doesnt
respond" and when its set to ttys1 it says "sorry the modem is busy".. even
tried the port on /dev/modem, still no go.. i was able to get my internet
working in SuSE6.4 with no problems, but this stumps the hell out of me.
Please help!! Thanks in advance






Re: [newbie] Internet Troubles

2000-09-30 Thread Mark Weaver

Um...something strikes me as odd. When you setup the connection did you
leave the checkbox checked that mentions the "lock file"? If so, that
might be your trouble. Unckeck that box and see what happens. It sounds as
though it's locked. Kinda what Netscape does from time to time when it
crashes and doesn't clean out the temp folder and leaves a lock file lying
around to screw things up.

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On Sat, 30 Sep 2000, Daniel Stehm wrote:

 OK, having some problems with Mandrake 7.1, hoping to get some help.
 Yesterday I installed 7.1 onto my box (dual boot with Windows 98) then I got
 on as root and
 went into XWin and went to 'internet' (KPPP) and attempted to dial to the
 internet (everything was configured, isp, etc;) I could get the modem
 detected, etc; and when it went to log on, it got disconnected with an
 'unknown error'. Now, I cant even get the modem to respond when I go to
 'query modem' When I set the modem to ttys0 it says "sorry the modem doesnt
 respond" and when its set to ttys1 it says "sorry the modem is busy".. even
 tried the port on /dev/modem, still no go.. i was able to get my internet
 working in SuSE6.4 with no problems, but this stumps the hell out of me.
 Please help!! Thanks in advance
 
 
 
 





Re: [newbie] Internet Troubles

2000-09-30 Thread John Rye

Daniel Stehm wrote:
 
 OK, having some problems with Mandrake 7.1, hoping to get some help.
 Yesterday I installed 7.1 onto my box (dual boot with Windows 98) then I got
 on as root and
 went into XWin and went to 'internet' (KPPP) and attempted to dial to the
 internet (everything was configured, isp, etc;) I could get the modem
 detected, etc; and when it went to log on, it got disconnected with an
 'unknown error'. Now, I cant even get the modem to respond when I go to
 'query modem' When I set the modem to ttys0 it says "sorry the modem doesnt
 respond" and when its set to ttys1 it says "sorry the modem is busy".. even
 tried the port on /dev/modem, still no go.. i was able to get my internet
 working in SuSE6.4 with no problems, but this stumps the hell out of me.
 Please help!! Thanks in advance

Is this a Winmodem??? 

What does W98 tell you about the port and irq it's assigned to??

Cheers

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