Hi,
try to make a new dial up connection in kppp and then try this out. Hope this works.
malkiat
Narsingh Sahu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everybody,
Last night while I was browsing the Net, my PC
rebooted due to a power problem. Thereafter, kppp
failed to connect to the Net saying unable to
Check for /dev/modem permissions. Make sure 'user' has read access to
it. Otherwise, try kppp as 'root'
Regards,
Nishi
MALKIAT BENIPAL wrote:
Hi,
try to make a new dial up connection in kppp and then try this out. Hope this works.
malkiat
Narsingh Sahu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
On Monday 18 August 2003 04:05 pm, you wrote:
Hello everybody,
Last night while I was browsing the Net, my PC
rebooted due to a power problem. Thereafter, kppp
failed to connect to the Net saying unable to open
modem or something similar. There is no lock file.
The modem works alright in
--- Nishikant Kapoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check for /dev/modem permissions. Make sure 'user'
has read access to
it. Otherwise, try kppp as 'root'
Regards,
Nishi
MALKIAT BENIPAL wrote:
Hi,
try to make a new dial up connection in kppp and
then try this out. Hope this works.
No
Hey,
I have got a peculear problem.I can make the kppd up and get connected
but I cannot browse the net nor I can run the Ximian.All have to do is
disconnect the kppd and then run the neat and activate the modem
connection and then browse the net...What the hell with this kppd.The
icon
On Monday 18 August 2003 11:14 pm, you wrote:
Hey,
I have got a peculear problem.I can make the kppd up and get connected
but I cannot browse the net nor I can run the Ximian.All have to do is
disconnect the kppd and then run the neat and activate the modem
connection and then browse the
On Monday 18 August 2003 11:21 pm, you wrote:
Dear Sir,
I have just purchased an HP Deskjet 3420 printer and to my dismay it
does not print in linux.It gets installed but does not print...Please
help me..
thanks in advance..
S.Bera
you need to do two things:
1) use CUPS (google)
2) you
Sorry Rishi,
You were right. I changed the permissions for kppp and
it worked. But what stil foxes me is how a power
outage can result in change of permission of a file in
operation.
Thanks,
-- narsingh
Nishikant Kapoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check for /dev/modem permissions. Make sure
No LL, You are widely off the mark. I sent the message
from my office Linux box. Incidentally I have got
Knoppix installed onto my harddisk both at home and
office. I came to like Debian after using all sorts of
Distro (RH, Mandrake, SuSE - you name it). And since I
could not lay my hands on a
