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Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
The only dialup modem to get is an external USRobotics 56K modem. It
hooks up to your serial port and is always recognized w/o driver needs.
I will never ever get another modem. I also live where
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Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
> The only dialup modem to get is an external USRobotics 56K modem. It
> hooks up to your serial port and is always recognized w/o driver needs.
> I will never ever get another modem. I also live where there is no
&g
11/15/05
Hope you can help
with the following problem.
I have access to
cable internet service only intermittently. My ISP, comcast.net, provides
cable service to my Lynksys cable modem. The modem links to my
iMac computer via a USB connection. The cable service also serves two
e USR v.everything as well.
But for reasons of desire and neatness I searched pretty hard for a PCI
hardware modem that would just work...
The one that I am now happy with for almost all of the Linux distros
that I have used or made for others is the Zoom 2920 internal PCI
hardware Modem It will
Bruno Buys wrote:
I moved recently, and there´s no easy/cheap broadband in the new
address. So, what do I need to run a dialup modem on my debian sarge?
Guess the best model I can find would be a hard pci us-robotics or
similar (there are winmodems available, but I´m avoiding these). Are
> >with Sarge; whether they're U.S. Robotics or not.
> >
> >Go to a used computer shop (if there are any around you); they'll
> >probably have a box of them stripped from old systems that they're
> >not doing anything with.
>
> I can do that. Thanks John.
A bit expensive, but because we never look like getting anything except dial
up through copper wire, I have had for the last 9 years, a Maestro Woomera
external modem that does everything, including allowing me to monitor the
speed of the connection constantly, except wash the car.
Best
w
---> >> address. So, what do I need to run a dialup modem on my debian sarge?
---> >
---> > Hook up your modem, run pppconfig, and follow instructions.
---> >
---> >> Guess the best model I can find would be a hard pci us-robotics or
---> >> similar...
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> Bruno Buys writes:
>> I moved recently, and there´s no easy/cheap broadband in the new
>> address. So, what do I need to run a dialup modem on my debian sarge?
>
&
John M. Gabriele writes:
> Most internal PCI modems -- that aren't winmodems -- will work fine with
> Sarge; whether they're U.S. Robotics or not.
They will get by, but they will put your computer at increased risk of
lightning damage.
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in the basement of my building. The person stripped out
everything he could (even the EDO RAM). But I think he didn't need the
modem. I took it out and tested it on my box. Luckily it was USR 56K*
V.92 Performance Pro Modem 5610b. Works like a charm using wvdial :)
Its hard to find a hardware dialu
John M. Gabriele wrote:
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John Hasler wrote:
Bruno Buys writes:
(there are winmodems available, but I´m avoiding these). Are they debian
friendly?
Some winmodems can be used with Linux but they are not at all friendly.
--- Bruno Buys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John Hasler wrote:
>
> >Bruno Buys writes:
> >
> >
> >>(there are winmodems available, but I´m avoiding these). Are they debian
> >>friendly?
> >>
> >>
> >
> >Some winmodems can be used with Linux but they are not at all friendly.
> >
> >
> I
John Hasler wrote:
Bruno Buys writes:
I moved recently, and there´s no easy/cheap broadband in the new
address. So, what do I need to run a dialup modem on my debian sarge?
Hook up your modem, run pppconfig, and follow instructions.
To the point. I like that. Thanks John
Bruno Buys writes:
> I moved recently, and there´s no easy/cheap broadband in the new
> address. So, what do I need to run a dialup modem on my debian sarge?
Hook up your modem, run pppconfig, and follow instructions.
> Guess the best model I can find would be a hard pci us-robotics or
Guess the best model I can find would be a hard pci us-robotics
indeed!
What packages do I need?
kppp or wvdial
Cheers,
Florian
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I moved recently, and there´s no easy/cheap broadband in the new
address. So, what do I need to run a dialup modem on my debian sarge?
Guess the best model I can find would be a hard pci us-robotics or
similar (there are winmodems available, but I´m avoiding these). Are
they debian
ro,user,auto00
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2.
I've got another problem as well :p ;)
Know, that You've heard thousands questions as for thomson speedtouch 330
modem, but something's wrong :>
I downloaded speedtouch driver ('speedtouch-06-03-2005.tar.gz') and untar this,
put the
installed. Thought I would be doomed
to use windows until this machine broke.
I was a Mandrake user, and through the USB - Serial cable the system
would connect through kppp, but pppd just wouldn't pick it up. Timed out
and left me connected with the modem but the system unable to get in.
So
ispname
> # isppassword
> # postlogin
>
> # end of pppconfig stuff
>
> =
> ppp peers
>
> # This optionfile was generated by pppconfig 2.3.10.
> #
> #
> hide-password
> noauth
> connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/myisp"
> de
gt;|--- OK-AT-OK "ATDT08089916106"
>|--- > >|--- # ispconnect
>|--- > >|--- CONNECT \d\c
>|--- > >|--- # prelogin
>|--- > >|---
>|--- > >|--- # ispname
>|--- > >|--- # isppassword
>|--- > >|--- # postlogin
>|--- > >|---
-- =
>|--- ppp peers
>|---
>|--- # This optionfile was generated by pppconfig 2.3.10.
>|--- #
>|--- #
>|--- hide-password
>|--- noauth
>|--- connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/myisp"
>|--- debug
>|--- /dev/modem
>|--- 11520
On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 19:26:37 +0100
marc considered, crafted and sent:
>|--- The modem on the new laptop is dialing and exchanging with the
ISP.
>|--- Then, 24 times out of 25, all I get is 'NO CARRIER'. Very, very
>|--- occasionally, I connect
>|---
>|--- I'
Marc writes:
> Any suggestions on how to improve things?
Run pppconfig as root, answer the questions, and start ppp with 'pon' and
stop it with 'poff'. Post the results and the output of the 'plog'
command. Be precise and complete. Give complete and exact commands and
complete and exact error m
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Data: Sat, 08 Oct 2005 13:06:42 -0700
Temat: Re: treo 600 as a modem
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> > How to use treo 600 as a modem.(gprs)
> > Now it's working good
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> How to use treo 600 as a modem.(gprs)
> Now it's working good with KPilot,I've got modules usbserial,visor
I have it working on the Treo 650 over Bluetooth. I documented what I
did on:
http://www.newt.com/debian/treo650.html
I suspect that yo
Hi.
How to use treo 600 as a modem.(gprs)
Now it's working good with KPilot,I've got modules usbserial,visor.
thanks
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On 4. September 2005 at 2:01PM -0700,
Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dave Ewart wrote:
[...]
> > Perhaps the original poster should explain his motivation for
> > requiring an internal PCI modem?
> >
> > Dave.
> >
> >
> All I want it for is
Nuke wrote:
My understanding is that a modem that has a controller will work from Linux,
with no additional driver, by being associated with an RS232 serial port.
This is obviously the COM1 or COM2 if external. If internal, the Linux
compatible modem will also have a UART chip so it becomes
Hans du Plooy wrote :
>External USB modems are often no more than the usual winmodem in a shell.
That's interesting, I did not know that.
My understanding is that a modem that has a controller will work from Linux,
with no additional driver, by being associated with an RS232 ser
Nuke wrote:
Hans du Plooy said :-
If* you manage to track them [internal modems] down, the ones that still
exsist cost aboutas much as an external serial modem, so why not just get
one of those?
This reaction is fairly typical when internal modems are mentioned in the
Linux world
I use a Multitech MT5634ZPX-PCI. It is not a WinModem - it is quality kit
with an on board controller, which is what an internal modem needs for
Linux.
Hans du Plooy said :-
>If* you manage to track them [internal modems] down, the ones that still
>exsist cost aboutas much as an ex
The model of the refered modem is the grey Thomson Speedtouch USB ADSL
Modem 330, which i haven't described previously.
I want it to work with the default debian sarge install. There's a
package which provides the necessary module but then I have to
download and then load the necessar
On Mittwoch, Sep 7, 2005, at 22:52 Europe/Berlin, Hendrik Sattler wrote:
Marc Brünink wrote:
I'm trying to get a Siemens MC35 Modem up and running.
wvdialconf found the modem but everytime wvdial tried to initialize
the
modem I got a "CME Error: 3" which stands for "O
On 2005-09-08 @ 00:28:33 (week 36) Américo Rocha wrote:
> Anyone knows of good tutorial to configure the above modem so it can
> work in a fresh installed debian sarge system ?
You can access the modem via telnet. For a good reference of all
commands understood by the modem you can visit
Maurits van Rees vanrees.org> writes:
> I used to have one of those Thomsons. I think I just ran a command
> like 'dhclient eth0' or maybe 'ifup eth0' and everything worked. I
> used kernel 2.4 under woody then; maybe the 2.4.18-bf version.
>
Hi,
I should just clarify that I am using one of
On Thu, Sep 08, 2005 at 09:25:43AM +, David Claughton wrote:
> On Debian you can install the 'speedtouch' package which should help
> configure things. This also includes the 'modem_run' command which
> is needed for the 2.6.8 kernel supplied with sarge.
>
> (I installed the 2.6 kernel becaus
Américo Rocha gmail.com> writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> Anyone knows of good tutorial to configure the above modem so it can
> work in a fresh installed debian sarge system ?
>
> Regards,
>
> Viva,
>
> Alguem sabe de um bom tutorial para configurar o modem acima i
Hi,
Anyone knows of good tutorial to configure the above modem so it can
work in a fresh installed debian sarge system ?
Regards,
Viva,
Alguem sabe de um bom tutorial para configurar o modem acima indicado
em debian sarge acabadinho de instalar ?
Cumptos
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Marc Brünink wrote:
> I'm trying to get a Siemens MC35 Modem up and running.
> wvdialconf found the modem but everytime wvdial tried to initialize the
> modem I got a "CME Error: 3" which stands for "Operation not allowed".
> Every other AT command results in
Have you tried using pppconfig instead of wvdial?
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Hi,
My boss is standing behind me with a huge axe... and he's getting
nervous :-(
Sadly I was not able to work this out. I tried another device with the
same hardware to check wether the modem is broken. No success. I got
the errors on both machines. 5 minutes before I installed debian o
Hi List,
I'm trying to get a Siemens MC35 Modem up and running.
wvdialconf found the modem but everytime wvdial tried to initialize the
modem I got a "CME Error: 3" which stands for "Operation not allowed".
Every other AT command results in a 258: "phone is bu
Dave Ewart wrote:
On Sunday, 04.09.2005 at 12:35 +0200, Hans du Plooy wrote:
Is there any PCI modems that will just work with a stock debian
sarge kernel 2.6.8?
*If* you manage to track them down, the ones that still exsist cost
about as much as an external serial modem, so why not
On Sunday 04 September 2005 03:30 am, Mike wrote:
> Is there any PCI modems that will just work with a stock debian sarge
> kernel 2.6.8?
Sufficiently ground, most internal modems will make some pretty horrible
coffee, but still better than they do a modem. Just get a plain old external
Mike wrote:
Is there any PCI modems that will just work with a stock debian sarge
kernel 2.6.8?
I agree with Bob. I'd get a USR 5610B modem if you must have a PCI
modem. They're fairly pricey but it's worth the money.
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7;ve used it and recommended it many times. It's
pricey, but it performs well and is wel suported. If I didn't have my
external Courier vEverything, that's the modem I'd use.
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On Sunday, 04.09.2005 at 12:35 +0200, Hans du Plooy wrote:
> > Is there any PCI modems that will just work with a stock debian
> > sarge kernel 2.6.8?
>
> *If* you manage to track them down, the ones that still exsist cost
> about as much as an external serial modem, so wh
> Is there any PCI modems that will just work with a stock debian sarge
> kernel 2.6.8?
*If* you manage to track them down, the ones that still exsist cost about
as much as an external serial modem, so why not just get one of those?
Hans
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Is there any PCI modems that will just work with a stock debian sarge
kernel 2.6.8? Like does newegg sell any modems that will just work
without a huge hassle of tracking down a driver or some add-on crappy
binary from some company who doesn't want to open the source to their
obsolete analog mo
On Tuesday 16 Aug 2005 17:23, michael wrote:
> > okay, it should be my demon login. but althought it says
> > ADSL line is up (...)
> > it then does several
> > DHCPDISCOVER on eth0...
> > ending with
> > No offers received
> >
> > but once in to X I can do 'sudo pon speedtch' and am away... so
On Mon, 2005-08-15 at 00:00 +0100, michael wrote:
> On Sat, 2005-08-13 at 14:51 +0100, linux wrote:
> > At 11:33 13/08/2005, you wrote:
> >
> > >At 12:22 12/08/2005, you wrote:
> > >
> > >>On Friday 12 Aug 2005 12:03, TreeBoy wrote:
> > >> > The instructions I followed were:
> > >> >
> > >> > http
On Sat, 2005-08-13 at 14:51 +0100, linux wrote:
> At 11:33 13/08/2005, you wrote:
>
> >At 12:22 12/08/2005, you wrote:
> >
> >>On Friday 12 Aug 2005 12:03, TreeBoy wrote:
> >> > The instructions I followed were:
> >> >
> >> > http://linux-usb.sourceforge.net/SpeedTouch/docs/sargehowto.html
> >> >
At 11:33 13/08/2005, you wrote:
At 12:22 12/08/2005, you wrote:
On Friday 12 Aug 2005 12:03, TreeBoy wrote:
> The instructions I followed were:
>
> http://linux-usb.sourceforge.net/SpeedTouch/docs/sargehowto.html
>
> However, you do *not* need to do configure the kernel.
>
> You *do* need to "
At 12:22 12/08/2005, you wrote:
On Friday 12 Aug 2005 12:03, TreeBoy wrote:
> The instructions I followed were:
>
> http://linux-usb.sourceforge.net/SpeedTouch/docs/sargehowto.html
>
> However, you do *not* need to do configure the kernel.
>
> You *do* need to "apt-get install speedtouch"!
>
> Y
On Friday 12 Aug 2005 12:03, TreeBoy wrote:
> The instructions I followed were:
>
> http://linux-usb.sourceforge.net/SpeedTouch/docs/sargehowto.html
>
> However, you do *not* need to do configure the kernel.
>
> You *do* need to "apt-get install speedtouch"!
>
> You do *NOT* need to install hotplug
On Friday 12 Aug 2005 12:03, TreeBoy wrote:
> The instructions I followed were:
>
> http://linux-usb.sourceforge.net/SpeedTouch/docs/sargehowto.html
>
> However, you do *not* need to do configure the kernel.
>
> You *do* need to "apt-get install speedtouch"!
>
> You do *NOT* need to install hotplug
The instructions I followed were:
http://linux-usb.sourceforge.net/SpeedTouch/docs/sargehowto.html
However, you do *not* need to do configure the kernel.
You *do* need to "apt-get install speedtouch"!
You do *NOT* need to install hotplug - 'cos it's already there.
You *do* need to get the firm
At 19:20 11/08/2005, you wrote:
On Thursday 11 Aug 2005 18:19, michael wrote:
> On Wed, 2005-08-03 at 13:13 +0100, various wrote:
> I've signed up with Demon and got their USB modem - but Debian doesn't
> bring up eth0. Do I have to anything extra before I can use th
On Thursday 11 Aug 2005 18:19, michael wrote:
> On Wed, 2005-08-03 at 13:13 +0100, various wrote:
> I've signed up with Demon and got their USB modem - but Debian doesn't
> bring up eth0. Do I have to anything extra before I can use their modem?
> Thanks, Michael
Ooh bu
t on how reliable they are.
> >
> > I've been with Demon for more years than I care to remember.
> >
> > They're not bad. DNS can be a bit sticky every now and again - but you do
> > get
> > free "fax to email"!
>
> I've signed
ember.
>
> They're not bad. DNS can be a bit sticky every now and again - but you do get
> free "fax to email"!
I've signed up with Demon and got their USB modem - but Debian doesn't
bring up eth0. Do I have to anything extra before I can use their modem?
Thanks, Michael
there successfully used a US
Robotics
33.6k Sportster voice
fax-modem with wvdial? If so can you send
me
your
wvdial.conf (the AT
codes part) since my (auto-setup) of the
configuration hangs when it
dials with 'waiting for carrier'
thanks
Hello Michel,
Did you try wvdialconf?
i
; Anybody out there successfully used a US
> >> > Robotics
> >> > > > 33.6k Sportster voice
> >> > > > fax-modem with wvdial? If so can you send
> me
> >> > your
> >> > > > wvdial.conf (the AT
> >>
t; > > > 33.6k Sportster voice
>> > > > fax-modem with wvdial? If so can you send me
>> > your
>> > > > wvdial.conf (the AT
>> > > > codes part) since my (auto-setup) of the
>> > > > configuration hangs when it
>> > &g
--- michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anybody out there successfully used a US Robotics
> 33.6k Sportster voice
> fax-modem with wvdial? If so can you send me your
> wvdial.conf (the AT
> codes part) since my (auto-setup) of the
> configuration hangs when it
> dial
; > wrote:
> > >
> > > > Anybody out there successfully used a US
> > Robotics
> > > > 33.6k Sportster voice
> > > > fax-modem with wvdial? If so can you send me
> > your
> > > > wvdial.conf (the AT
> > > > codes part
--- michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 2005-08-05 at 07:56 -0700, Sergio Basurto
> Juarez wrote:
> >
> > --- michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> > > Anybody out there successfully used a US
> Robotics
> > > 33.6k Spo
On Fri, 2005-08-05 at 07:56 -0700, Sergio Basurto Juarez wrote:
>
> --- michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Anybody out there successfully used a US Robotics
> > 33.6k Sportster voice
> > fax-modem with wvdial? If so can you send me your
> > wvdia
--- michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anybody out there successfully used a US Robotics
> 33.6k Sportster voice
> fax-modem with wvdial? If so can you send me your
> wvdial.conf (the AT
> codes part) since my (auto-setup) of the
> configuration hangs when it
> dial
Anybody out there successfully used a US Robotics 33.6k Sportster voice
fax-modem with wvdial? If so can you send me your wvdial.conf (the AT
codes part) since my (auto-setup) of the configuration hangs when it
dials with 'waiting for carrier'
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I am having dell inspiron 600m with inbuilt BCM modem. I could make it
work with Mandriva LE 2005 with version 2.9.9d alsa.
lvgdell600m:~/slmodem-2.9.9d-alsa/modem# make SUPPORT_ALSA=1
rebuild profile...
gcc -Wall -g -O -I. -DCONFIG_DEBUG_MODEM -DSUPPORT_ALSA=1 -o
modem_main.o -c modem_main.c
Mr Mike wrote:
I'm guessing you are relatively new to linux?? pon and poff are part
and parcial and should be on all linux if ppp is installed..
I've never heard of these before. Admittedly I haven't dialled up for 5
or so years, but when I did, wvdial was the de-facto standard.
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Todd A. Jacobs writes:
> What is pon?
The standard Debian command-line tool for starting PPP. 'poff' stops PPP.
Pppconfig, which is part of the base system and is run during installation,
configures PPP for use with pon and poff [1].
> What package does it belong to?
PPP.
> Most people use wvd
On 06/03/2005 07:03:38 PM, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
On Mon, May 30, 2005 at 08:55:37AM -0700, Muhammad Ali wrote:
> the command pon but not able to connect internet. What could be the
> problem. Please help me out. Regards Ali
Well, it could be a lot of things... what error msgs do you get and
On Mon, May 30, 2005 at 08:55:37AM -0700, Muhammad Ali wrote:
> the command pon but not able to connect internet. What could be the
> problem. Please help me out. Regards Ali
What is pon? What package does it belong to? Most people use wvdial,
with a nice front-end such as gnome-ppp.
Assuming th
Hi,
Thanks for your help. I used Knoppix to install Debian. Knoppix has its own utilities for Internet connections. I used it to configure my account. When I was using 115200, the modem was dialing but not connecting. But on reducing the rate to 52000, it connected on 2nd attempt. Now its working
> Here is a link to help setup Debian for dialup.
> http://newbiedoc.sourceforge.net/peripherals/modem.html
It isn't necessary to install pppconfig. It's in the base system.
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Muhammad Ali quotes:
> I have configured my external modem (it has been detected by debian)
> according to this article http://www.aboutdebian.com/modems.htm
This is unnecessarily complex. All you need to do to configure your modem
is run pppconfig as root and follow directions. When y
On Monday 30 May 2005 17:38, Muhammad Ali wrote:
Hello Muhammad.
Here are the steps I take to setup a dialup connection.
If the box as a ethernet card installed you will need to set up the system for
a static ip address for that ethernet card. The ethernet card static ip needs
no gateway ip
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I have configured my external modem (it has been detected by debian) according to this
I am trying to install sagem fast 800 usb modem in Debian. I tried the
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Scott Ehrlich wrote:
> I have a Compaq Armada M700 laptop with a built-in Intel Pro 100+ miniPCI
> NIC and a built-in Lucent LT WinModem modem. I want to configure the
> system as a personal ISP such that I can dial into the machine from my PDA
> and cell phone and have it route
I have a Compaq Armada M700 laptop with a built-in Intel Pro 100+ miniPCI
NIC and a built-in Lucent LT WinModem modem. I want to configure the
system as a personal ISP such that I can dial into the machine from my PDA
and cell phone and have it route calls to my Linksys "Broadband"
Can anyone help me?
I want to install debian using the netinstall cd. Is this possible using
an adsl usb modem (sagem fast 800)? I would appreciate any details as I
am a newbie
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On Thursday 05 May 2005 07:38 pm, Ishwar Rattan wrote:
> I am trying to connect to scholl dial-up via USRModem and Kppp.
> I configure the modem (including initialize string), but when
> dialed it gets connected to remote box, the message is displayed but
> stays stuck at:
>
&g
I am trying to connect to scholl dial-up via USRModem and Kppp.
I configure the modem (including initialize string), but when
dialed it gets connected to remote box, the message is displayed but
stays stuck at:
host:
(in log window) but expecting CONNECT string from remote box.
The remote box
still couldn't find /dev/modem. Reinstalling the hcfpci*.deb
modem driver fixed the
udev problem allowing udev to recognize my modem. Thanks again to all.
Leonard Chatagnier wrote:
Leonard Chatagnier wrote:
This request for help is being reposted as no one offered any help.
Please, would so
ive newbie can implement.
> >
> >
> > After Purging udev including rming the entire /etc/udev directory and
> > reinstalling to fix a sound problem I have
> > to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
> > time I boot up.
You might want to take a l
After Purging udev including rming the entire /etc/udev directory and
> reinstalling to fix a sound problem I have
> to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
> time I boot up.
The solution is to do without /dev/modem.
Run pppconfig and edit your connection d
reinstalling to fix a sound problem I have
to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
time I boot up. I've tried
ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts# /etc/init.d/udev restart
Recreating device nodes...done.
ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts#
After rebooting, still no
e entire /etc/udev directory and
> reinstalling to fix a sound problem I have
> to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
> time I boot up. I've tried
> ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts# /etc/init.d/udev restart
> Recreating device nodes...done
/etc/udev directory and
reinstalling to fix a sound problem I have
to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
time I boot up. I've tried
ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts# /etc/init.d/udev restart
Recreating device nodes...done.
ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts#
.
After Purging udev including rming the entire /etc/udev directory and
reinstalling to fix a sound problem I have
to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
time I boot up. I've tried
ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts# /etc/init.d/udev restart
Recreating device
Leonard Chatagnier wrote:
> I have to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem
> every time I boot up.
Why do you think you have to do this?
> There is no entry regarding /dev/modem...
Nor should there be. It's just a symlink, and an unnecessary one at that
> After Purging udev including rming the entire /etc/udev directory and
> reinstalling to fix a sound problem I have
> to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
> time I boot up. I've tried
> ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts# /etc/init.d/udev resta
e entire /etc/udev directory and
> reinstalling to fix a sound problem I have
> to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
> time I boot up. I've tried
> ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts# /etc/init.d/udev restart
> Recreating device nodes...done.
> Ch
problem I have
to create the modem symbolic link, ln -s /dev/ttySHCF0 /dev/modem every
time I boot up. I've tried
ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts# /etc/init.d/udev restart
Recreating device nodes...done.
ChatagnierL-Home:/etc/udev/scripts#
After rebooting, still no /dev/modem and have to c
Andreas Rippl wrote:
On Thu, Dec 30, 2004 at 10:01:27AM +0100, Dani Belz wrote:
* John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-12-30 01:03]:
Any external modem that connects to the computer via a serial port will
work.
Unfortunately not true!
I agree, I had major trouble finding a
On Thu, Dec 30, 2004 at 10:01:27AM +0100, Dani Belz wrote:
> * John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-12-30 01:03]:
> > Any external modem that connects to the computer via a serial port will
> > work.
>
> Unfortunately not true! Bought a Creative modem some time ago
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