> I should reiterate that it's a config problem, not a hardware
> problem. The same modem works on a different machine, and on the
> 486 under another OS.
Try looking in /var/log/? for messages about modprobe not being able to
locate modules that relate to pppd or the serial port, etc.
> Where else will I find relevant configuration differences between
> my working machine setup and the 486 setup other than: /etc/ppp/*
> and /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/*ppp* ?
The distribution I use has extra config files in /etc/chatscripts/.
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