"Seak, Teng-Fong" wrote:
Pj wrote:
One of the advantages to having an external modem is the ability to
reset it without rebooting. You might try turning the modem off and
letting it rest for a couple of minutes. I was told you can dial from a
terminal screen, but unfortunately I don't
Neat. You answered your own question and helped me too. Thanks.
Pj
Pjto do that bring up the kppp window and instead of
pressing the Connect button, press the Setup button. Choose
the Modem tab and press the Terminal button. There you are in
a terminal and able to talk directly to your modem.
Alan
Pj wrote:
One of the advantages to having an external
This sounds like a RTFM problem. PJ: Consult the Modem HowTo. It
discusses how to test and setup modems. If you are stuck without
Internet access, there should be a copy of it installed on your system
somewhere or on the Mandrake CDROM.
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Alan Shoemaker spoke these words...
I'm sending this email to both lists, not sure of the best place.
I sometimes get into a state with kppp when I try to connect that it
tells
me "Sorry. modem is not responding". The only way I can cleat this up
is
to reboot, so it's obvious that I have to do a hard reset to the modem.
Is
there
Pj wrote:
One of the advantages to having an external modem is the ability to
reset it without rebooting. You might try turning the modem off and
letting it rest for a couple of minutes. I was told you can dial from a
terminal screen, but unfortunately I don't know how to do it.
Is
