Hi all, I've just gotten rid of Red Hat 7.0 (which I was quite fond of) and replaced it with Mandrake 7.2. I'm not an expert on linux (hence being on this list rather than the expert one ;) but I know enough to get myself by in linux :) Anyway, I've installed 7.2, and when it's setting up it asks which internet options you'd like - I selected Create and ISDN Account or similar and entered my ISP's details. Rest of installation goes ok, I get into mandrake fine (and I must say, it looks better than ever <g>). My ISDN card is recognised in the hardware manager (which I've forgotten the name of). However, upon loading kISDN (both as root and a normal user) and going into the Configuration box doesn't give me the option to Add a new connection - only Edit, Delete or one other option. There is also no "Database" button at the bottom as the screenshots in the helpfile shows. Does anyone have any ideas? Until I can get online with ISDN, linux is pretty much useless to me :o/ Red Hat came with good sturdy ISDN support but I'd really rather not have to switch back. Thanks, -- Tommy MacDonald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) o Quest Tome "The Quest Resource Site" http://www.quest-tome.co.uk o Wicca UK "Support for UK Wiccans" http://www.wiccauk.com o ICQ 1532951 - Fax (01667) 404485
