On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 01:48, Frans Ketelaars wrote:
On 11 Dec 2002 00:05:21 -0600
Ray Henry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, how does one go about writing commands to the modem to see what it's
doing? I've recently lost the use of my WinModem fax modem, and can't
for the life of me
If it is installed, you should have
/usr/bin/minicom and
/usr/bin/xminicom
There was a mini_commander_applet there, no minicom or xminicom.
If they are not there, try (as root, from an xterm)
rpm -e minicom
urpmi minicom
Yes! That did it! Installed the very same one I was trying to
On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 05:57, Vahur Lokk wrote:
Hello!
Recently I finally did it - dumped my perfectly working 8.2 and installed 9.0.
After two weeks I have list of problems:
1. Sound. My mp3 collection plays OK. Sound effects in KDE work OK. But games
like Maelstrom and few others are
On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 06:37, John McQuillen wrote:
On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 23:04, Ray Henry wrote:
So, got it working. Now just have to figure out why it can't detect a
dial tone. It's somewhere in software... Modem responds to all commands
except dialing out... :/
I have often
On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 10:43, Don and Alexa Pongracz wrote:
Hi, one more time the computer has crashed. I am beginning to think that the drive
has been damaged, from before when I had a virus etc. My husband has an older
computer, Pentium 2 that he has said I can set up Linux on. He would like
OK, since updating my libraries, my modem has stopped functioning. I can
use minicom to send commant to the modem, and everything responds well
until I go to dial out. Then I get a no dilatone error. This is
incorrect.
The modem is a conextant winmodem, and I got it going using the rpm
mbsi.ca.
On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 15:58, Dennis Myers wrote:
On Wednesday 11 December 2002 09:38 pm, Ray Henry wrote:
I think it's grate that every on can help other Linux user. Unlike
Windows users Linux users stick to grate
I have a theory on that... :)
My great theory is that there are so
OK, modem is now working again. Thanks for everyone that made
suggestions.
What finally worked was forcing the rpm, removing it, and installing it
again. Then, only root had access. Went into the fax.conf file, altered
the device=modem to dev=ttySHCF0, and altered the line for the lock file
to a
OK, how does one go about writing commands to the modem to see what it's
doing? I've recently lost the use of my WinModem fax modem, and can't
for the life of me figure out how to see what's happening.
With Windows, you can use Hyperterminal to write requests directly to
the modem and see what
OK, this is EXTREMELY frustrating, an annoying time-consuming process
the RedHat has been kind enough to deal with through their
auto-updating.
Regardless, Mandrake 8.2 comes with support for a number of devices that
RedHat doesn't.
Here's my problem: All I want to do is install an HTML
On Sun, 2002-12-08 at 22:55, Michael Adams wrote:
Or Bluefish
Or for a gui one try Mozilla Composer or OpenOffice.org or StarOffice
All on the CD's
Yeah, well You know I was hoping for something better than
Composer...
Anyway, finally figured out what I was doing wrong. Not using the
On Mon, 2002-12-09 at 01:36, Martin L. Johansen wrote:
That's an easy one..: Quanta Plus from KDE3
Yeah, that's what started all this trouble. Over 8 hours to finally get
it installed, after having to figure out that Mandrake was lying to me.
And now, more hours to get the modem working
I have a Kouwell SCSI card using the Initio 9100AU chipset. When
attempting to install Mandrake 9.0, it locked up solid loading the
Initio driver. I tried Mandrake 8.2, the same. I was able to install
Mandrake 8.2 using the linux noprobe option.
However, this does not work with 9.0, it still
On Fri, 2002-12-06 at 19:53, Gary Montalbine wrote:
When shutting down M8.2 I get the following error msg:
/etc/rc0.d/s01halt: Line 1: 9361 segmentation fault halt -i -d -p
How can I correct it?
I've seen similar errors twice (can't recall exactly), once was bad RAM,
the other was poor
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