Yes, you have to mount the floppy from Linux. The command is:
"mount -t msdos /dev/fdx /mnt" mount let's you access the disk, -t msdos
allows you to use the msdos filesystem (don't forget to use this, or you
can damage the disk as far as windows is concerned.) /dev/fdx, where fdx
is your flopp
Hello all,
I've been trying to get ppp up and running on my Linux box, to no avail. I
have read almost everything I can get my hands on trying to get ppp working,
HOWTOs, the pppd manual, etc. I've configured my options, pap-secrets, etc.
I dial in to my ISP using minicom, log in and it
Hello,
I just compiled kernel 2.0.34 and it's great. But, I tried to run Minicom
and i got the error /dev/modem file or directory not found. My question is:
Does modem support need to be compiled into the kernel? I don't remember
seeing a modem question in the make config. Or can it be
Hello,
Can some one tell what is a really good Kernel version? I want to
recompile my kernel to include PPP so I might as well use a decent kernel.
Thanks.
David
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Frustrating, I swear I didn't see it, I reconfigured it at least 10 times,
because it kept compiling to an error. Do some kernels (this one was in
the 2.0.8 range) not include ppp support in the config file? Can I add it
as a module or should I just recompile?
David
On Tue, 2 Jun 1998, Dan Cyr
First, I want to say thanks to everyone that gave me a hand with the
lilo.conf, it worked and I can make a clean boot to the new kernel. I'm
glad I know how to do it. But, one of the reasons that I spent the time
to compile a new kernel (besides the useful knowledge) was to incorporate
the ppp
The directory make zImage puts the file is /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot
and I copied it to /boot. I saved the original lilo.conf as lilo.old and
adjusted the lilo.conf to call the zImage instead of
vmlinuz2.0.something-something. And rebooted, even after I made these
changes in the lilo it still
Hello all. I just recompiled my kernel, loaded it onto a floppy and
booted it. It works fine and does what it's supposed to (mostly). But it
doesn't make the new kernel image the permenent one. Unless I boot from
the floppy, it returns to the old kernel. I tried messing around with the
lilo,
Hello,
I reloaded Linux onto my computer to make sure the all the networking
protocols are in place. And have really begun to hack the OS (I figure I
should learn the OS more, before connecting to the rest of the world.) But,
I don't think that ppp and TCP/IP are installed in the kernel.
No, actually I'm using a local ISP here in Denver called PCI Systems. Up
until this point, I've had no problems.
> -Original Message-
> From: Leston Buell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, May 11, 1998 9:19 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Dial-up configuration
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>
> I'
Hello,
I am very new to using Linux. Very. I'm having trouble getting the pppd
working.I believe I've configured everything right, I've configured
ppp-on, options, etc. I've been using Minicom to connect to my ISP. It
connects, they shake hands, I login, then I get "starting PPP se
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