James Gregory wrote:
On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 12:34, Brad Kowalczyk wrote:
I tried using linuxconf to settup my ppp (as per a ppp howto) but it
still does not work and now my system hangs on bootup while trying to
bring up the ppp0 interface. I'm affraid I'm wasting everyones time
On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 12:34, Brad Kowalczyk wrote:
> I tried using linuxconf to settup my ppp (as per a ppp howto) but it
> still does not work and now my system hangs on bootup while trying to
> bring up the ppp0 interface. I'm affraid I'm wasting everyones time with
> this, I really dont seem
James Gregory wrote:
On Thu, 2003-08-28 at 00:02, Brad Kowalczyk wrote:
James Gregory wrote:
I would do what the other poster suggested -- use minicom to test that
your computer is in fact talking to the modem. Then you can be sure of
the port etc, and you can punch those details into k
hai
Yeah I used Bigpond for a while and I found the so called 56k connection
not that flash. The best fix I found was one or both of the following.
1. Ask Bigpond for their 28/38k dial up numbers.
2. Set kppp on 38.6k, this wont effect the over all speed just make the
handshake a little bit mor
On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 09:37, Alexander Samad wrote:
> Something you might want to try is use
>
> minicom and type commands that you have in your chatscript.
Yeah, minicom's a great tool for debugging this stuff.
The other thing I'd recommend is using mcc (mandrake control center) to
set it up.
Something you might want to try is use
minicom and type commands that you have in your chatscript.
The next step would be, bring it back up with pppd and try to ping across the link,
then if it falls over
try the ati11 - no on all modems, but give you a diagnosis of the last
call, including th
Its been about 2 months since my last attempt so I thought I might try
to get a net connection happening on my Linux box again. This time with
a *real* modem that I know works and on Mandrake 9.1 ... dah!
Everything goes fine under kppp until "logging into network" and then I
get a pppd timeout
