Modem-lights FC5

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I have modem lights configured and working under FC5 for a dial-up connection but I find that even when connected it still flashes yellow at me (connecting) instead of going to green (connected) and it never tracks the input/output like it does in FC3 (with the bar chart).

I've done limited first hand research but extensive searching on the net and I find no one that has observed or chosen to ask about this.


Is this a known issue? Has anyone else seen it?

Is there still development being done on modem-lights

What/where should I do a bugzilla entry (assuming I can characterize it more)?

Is there an alternative to modem-lights that has similar graphics features for Gnome?


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