Hi,
I tried at first disabling PNP from the BIOS and the other things you
suggested, but my modem wouldn't get recognized by Win2000 any longer.
I finally started playing with the isapnp tools and after a few
adjustements in /etc/isapnp.conf I got it recognized and I could dial
to my provider. The problem now is that after the modem connects to the
ISP I get an error and pppd gets killed. Here is the log from kppp:
Apr 22 21:23:34 e-city pppd[849]: pppd 2.3.11 started by root, uid 0
Apr 22 21:23:34 e-city pppd[849]: Using interface ppp0
Apr 22 21:23:34 e-city pppd[849]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS2
Apr 22 21:23:38 e-city pppd[849]: Peer is not authorized to use remote
address 193.231.222.78
Apr 22 21:23:38 e-city pppd[849]: Connection terminated.
Apr 22 21:23:38 e-city pppd[849]: Connect time 0.1 minutes.
Apr 22 21:23:38 e-city pppd[849]: Sent 329 bytes, received 296 bytes.
Apr 22 21:23:38 e-city pppd[849]: Exit.
The account is certainly valid as I can connect using it in Win2000.
Any ideas what could be generating this message?
Btw. I'm running RH 6.2, kernel 2.2.14-5.0, pppd 2.3.11, kppp 1.6.24.
Thanks,
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Jim Morris wrote:
>
> Cristian
>
> > I have recently swaped my PCI winmodem with an ISA Diamond SupraExpress
> > 56i modem, hoping to be able to surf the net in Linux. I'm running
> > RedHat 6.2, and after configuring Kppp i get an 'modem busy' error
> > when I try to connect to my provider. Any ideas what could be wrong
> > here? Could it be a hardware conflict with the other cards in my
> > system?
>
> I have an identical modem in 3 different Linux systems, and have had it
> working under Redhat 5.1 - 6.2. I don't use Kppp though most of the
> time - I use diald to do dial-on-demand.
>
> > I have the modem configured on COM3 (as it is working in Win2000). The
> > other cards installed in the system are:
> > - S3 Trio64 2Mb PCI video card;
> > - Realtek 8139A PCI network card;
> > - Yamaha SAX ISA sound card.
> >
> > Any ideas will be greatly appreciated as I'm getting pretty desperate
> > here.
>
> First, make sure you do NOT set the modem for PNP operation. I have all
> 3 of mine setup for COM3, IRQ5. In the BIOS PCI/PNP setup screen for
> the PC, you will probably want to ensure the following settings:
>
> 1. Set "PNP OS Installed" to NO (the wording of this option could be
> different for your system.
>
> 2. Reserve IRQ5 for a "Legacy ISA" device. Again, the method for doing
> this could vary depending upon your BIOS.
>
> Now, if the modem is on a non-standard IRQ such as IRQ 5, you need to
> tell Linux about it. I do this in my /etc/rc.d/rc.local file:
>
> # Setup non-standard serial IRQ's
> setserial /dev/ttyS2 irq 5 spd_vhi
>
> That tells Linux that ttyS2 (COM3) is on IRQ5 - the default will assume
> IRQ 4, which is also in use by the first serial port (ttyS0 aka COM1).
>
> Hope that helps!
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