basically a UK
keyboard
with Sleep and Awake and another extra key.
Keri
> What text is printed on the largest chip on the modem? Post back with that
> and I'll try to look up what kind of controller it is.
>
> Even if that chip is made by Rockwell, it could still be a wi
the reasons why this puppy won't
work.
Keri
ast week mucking inside
looking for what kind of monster they used for a video
card.
Keri
> On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 09:00:52PM +0100, Keri wrote:
> > /etc/ppp/peers/provider: unreconized option ' /dev/modem'
>
> Can you show us the contents of that file? It is not clear why this
> is not working. It may be that /dev/modem is not actually pointin
Okay.
My keyboard just pooped out in tty2 so I have no idea
if my configurations are okay , plus I also notcied upon bebooting that it
does not have "any ports found", now I wonder what this is? Is this why it
could not find the modem?
Keri
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/etc/ppp/peers/provider: unreconized option ' /dev/modem'
Keri
It doesn't seem to dwell much on configuration
for my specific set up.
Keri
> This explains a lot. Normally in linux, commands are typed in a text
> window or on the text console. Probably, pppconfig should not be in
> the graphical menu, it is only confusing indeed.
>
>
> On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 06:56:13PM +0100, Keri wrote:
> > Am using pppconf in root by doing pppcong& and it's brought up the
menu.
> > Unfortunately it does not want to use the up and down kjeys properly at
this
> > time.
> > We had problems with this conf
> On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 06:56:13PM +0100, Keri wrote:
> > Am using pppconf in root by doing pppcong& and it's brought up the
menu.
> > Unfortunately it does not want to use the up and down kjeys properly at
this
> > time.
> > We had problems with this conf
I'm at a loss what to do next.
Keri
Am using pppconf in root by doing pppcong& and it's brought up the menu.
Unfortunately it does not want to use the up and down kjeys properly at this
time.
We had problems with this configuration of the keyboard at various stages.
Is there an alternative?
Otherwise it seems to do it rig
To be in root, am I not supposed to be opening it through the apps pull down
menu in Gnome? And it appears to open and swiftly close itself down but like
I said, I'm choosing it from the apps menu.
Keri
Paul Wright wrote:
> You need to be root to run pppconfig, but you probably alre
Wow. Thanks.
That has been perplexing me and the person
who has been tutoring me is no familar with ppp.
Unfortunately there are soem of us in the UK
who have to plod along with 56k.
Ken West wrote:
> If it just shuts itself down on its own, something's wrong. When you run
> pppconfig, it should
m
a disk I downloaded from my Windows machine?
I downloaded another programme last night and cannot
for the life of me find where it's run off to.
Keri
Kent wrote:
> If it just shuts itself down on its own, something's wrong. When you run
> pppconfig, it should present a text-based me
Does that mean I have to install something else if it doesn't? Should I try
dpkg -i? What is the correct app. name?
> On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 05:06:50PM +0100, Keri wrote:
> > I bring up pppconfig which in it's wonderful ReadMe file says it does
> > everything for y
I bring up pppconfig which in it's wonderful ReadMe file says it does
everything for you basically, but it just shuts itself back down.Duh! Where
did it go?
Keri
> > > I need in-depth help for configuring my PPP.
> > > Manuals are useless. Online help non-specific.
I need in-depth help for configuring my PPP.
Manuals are useless. Online help non-specific.
And where are the pictures?
Thanx
Keri
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