Thanks for all your help - I gave up and re-installed a new flavour, in the end - PCLinuxOS, which I am extremely pleased with thus far. And, if you don't mind a fast learning Linux/wi-fi/OOP/security enthusiast from Melb joining, I think SLUG sounds heaps better than MLUG. Hey - I have cousins in Roseville and Concorde, so if there's a job at the end of my Masters in Sydney - Would I relocate? Would I ever - Zounds!
Thanks for all your help on my entry level problem. Fantastic! Oh - anyone think a thread discussing the realities of the Cyber project which is key to the Dr Who storyline currently airing on the ABC>Linux has already beaten MS in the UN's global OLPC project, and they have zero local storage at all, complete Network terminals. It's a stretch, but it could be an interesting topic.
Cheers
HAV
On 7/29/06, Ben Donohue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
have you put an ordinary handset on the line and tested that you can
dial the number and get a response?
Ben
hav wrote:
> Hi - I am in Melb, but we don't have a SLUG, anyway, I have a problem
> logging onto my uni (deakin) dialup, I know a little C++ but I've taken
> up java, and am migrating from Windows. Any tips on compiling would be
> appr. I have investigated
> /usr/sbin/doc/share/ppp-2.4.0/ and altered the settings in the
> ppp-on-dialer ini file, and my modem (ttyS0) does hit the dialin, but
> it doesn't go very far at all. Any pointers?
> Cheers
> hav
>
>
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