At 02:07 13/02/2000 +1100, Andrew Macks wrote:
>Actually, you just reminded me of something I had to do here.
>Try
>"" ATZ\d
>or
>"" ATZ\d\d
>for the init.
>
>Andrew.
The other things that have mentioned indicate that for some reason the
modem is receiving responses but the responses it is sending are not being
received, or not received by the correct process. This is likely to be
because either there is an irq conflict or another program accessing the
device. Jeff has mentioned that minicom worked for him so, on the
assumption that no relevant settings have been changed since seeing the
problem, i'm going to assume that all is well in terms of IRQs. This means
that something else is accessing the device. I'm sticking with my gpm
theory :) If gpm is running, would minicom be able to assert priority in
access to/from the device? I'm thinking that this is why minicom is
working but chat, lowest of the low, is still SOL.
Alexander Else
Internet Operations Technician
OzEmail / UUNET Asia Pacific Operations
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