>> Ok !!! but i've tried with it... all i know is that my modem is on com 4
>> under windows what would it be under Linux...
That would be ttyS3 (as ttys0=com1).
>> and when i do `dmesg | grep PPP` there is nothing although i have
>> installed ppp and recompiled the kernel of Linux, make the m
yes i'm sure it's a winmodem
Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Well, now I know what the problem is. Linux does not support the
> Winmodem
> because it doesn't work like most modems, but has a proprietary
> interface.
> Are you sure it's a winmodem?
>
> Lily wrote:
>
> > well, i'm back again !!!
> > I h
On Fri, Feb 06, 1998 at 09:19:32PM +0100, Lily wrote:
[snip]
> one thing, i've got a USR Sportster Winmodem 33.6 PC, does is work under
> Linux ?
No Winmodems won't work.
Adam Klein
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well, i'm back again !!!
I have reinstalled PPP and now when i make : `dmesg | grep PPP`, i've
got a message which indicates me that i have ppp.
i've tried to connect with /dev/ttyS3 but it doesn't work...
can you tell me what is the command line to get to connect ?
the one i use is :
pppd /dev/tty
Ok !!! but i've tried with it... all i know is that my modem is on com 4
under windows
what would it be under Linux...
and when i do `dmesg | grep PPP` there is nothing although i have
installed ppp and recompiled the kernel of Linux, make the modules and
install it...
So, what can i do more preci
On Fri, 6 Feb 1998, Lily wrote:
> Hello, i'm Lily(nickname) !!!
> my problem is that i want to have internet under Linux but i don't have
> '/dev/cua?' .
> How can i do to have these ( i have already try with MAKEDEV but
> nothing) ??
> thanks for all...
/dev/cua? are obsolete and depriciated. Y
Hello, i'm Lily(nickname) !!!
my problem is that i want to have internet under Linux but i don't have
'/dev/cua?' .
How can i do to have these ( i have already try with MAKEDEV but
nothing) ??
thanks for all...
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