connected via Andrew's external modem.
Rob
> If Kppp can detect the Lucent Agere modem with its "Query Modem" tool
> you can be sure that the problem is with Kppp or /etc/ppp/options
> configuration.
No you can not. Detecting the type of chip is not the same as the chip
driver working correctly for this particular version of the chip.
It
On Fri, Aug 25, at 05:01:35PM, Ross Drummond wrote:
> On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:33, Alan wrote:
> > before timing out with Code 16
> > then it retried a few more times before I closed it off
>
> Do you have line 'noauth' in your /etc/ppp/options file?
the "passive" iand "noipdefault" options are usua
On Friday 25 August 2006 16:57, Nick Rout wrote:
> On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:33:34 +1200
>
> Alan wrote:
> > tried that Nick and same result unfortunately.
> > it said
> > using interface ppp0
> >
> > got several lines of
> > pppd: @[01][06][08]8u[05][08]
> >
> > before timing out with Code 16
> > th
On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:33, Alan wrote:
> tried that Nick and same result unfortunately.
> it said
> using interface ppp0
>
> got several lines of
> pppd: @[01][06][08]8u[05][08]
>
> before timing out with Code 16
> then it retried a few more times before I closed it off
>
> Alan
Here is the meani
On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:33:34 +1200
Alan wrote:
> tried that Nick and same result unfortunately.
> it said
> using interface ppp0
>
> got several lines of
> pppd: @[01][06][08]8u[05][08]
>
> before timing out with Code 16
> then it retried a few more times before I closed it off
>
> Alan
s so looks
> like I might be stuck with having to get an external modem for it if I
> want to get it working on the internet in the mean time but I will
> continue looking for a way to make it work cos surely if Windows can
> make it work then Linux should be able to in some way
Hi Alan,
Alan wrote:
I installed another Winmodem I had here to try it out just in case there
was something funny with the one I had, BUT same results so looks
like I might be stuck with having to get an external modem for it if I
want to get it working on the internet in the mean time
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 11:16:25 +1200
Dale Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I was on dialup I found the exact opposite ...the modem hung the
> system less especially on initialisation when dialing , I was using a
> lucent based modem using the driver from http://www.heby.de/ltmodem
> (or if
winmodems
and some connexant
Cheers
Dale.
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 09:53, you wrote:
> [ winmodem stuff ]
>
> I got an external modem with my recent computer purchase. It was
> only an extra $30 and worth every cent if you ask me. I have
> a winmodem that never really worked - as soon
[ winmodem stuff ]
I got an external modem with my recent computer purchase. It was
only an extra $30 and worth every cent if you ask me. I have
a winmodem that never really worked - as soon as the CPU did
something demanding (like, say, render a webpage) it dropped
the connection. This was a pII
Philip Charles wrote:
> Is it still under guarantee? It sound to me to be faulty. If an external
> modem flakes out on a hot day I would suggest that it is not of
> merchantable quality and so the retailer is obliged to replace it. This
> is not dependent on the guarentee, but i
Thanks for the info folks.
I've been meaning to upgrade my modem. I'm rural.
I'll be upgrading RSN(tm) so it's good to know what w0rX well and what sUx0rz
yuri
>I've had the same problem with these new e-modems... bought two and neither
>could hold a connection up for more than 2 minutes on a l
27;... which is saying something.
They have totally put me off dynalink... I sell D-Link externals to my
customers now... about $20 dearer, but much more stable.
Steve
> Hi all,
>
> I recenly upgraded to a blazingly fast 56k modem. Dynalink 1456VQE-C;
> the "e-modem"
Is it still under guarantee? It sound to me to be faulty. If an external
modem flakes out on a hot day I would suggest that it is not of
merchantable quality and so the retailer is obliged to replace it. This
is not dependent on the guarentee, but is covered by the "what-ever-it-is"
Hi all,
I recenly upgraded to a blazingly fast 56k modem. Dynalink 1456VQE-C;
the "e-modem". Its a cheap RS-232 external modem.
Unfortunately its been having occasional problems holding the connection
up; after a while it just hangs up and won't reconnect properly (it
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