On Friday 23 July 2004 03:01, James Richard Tyrer wrote: > Dani Belz wrote: > I must admit that I don't have any of those USB things and consider myself > lucky. :-) > > Do you hear the 'Ping" from the modem's speaker? I can hear every noise, yes :) > What happens in you click the: "Query Modem" button on the: "Modem" tab in > the KPPP configure dialog. Does this work OK? yep, seems to work OK. The modem lights are blinking and I get some values back. > But, I suspect that both of these questions will have answerers that it > seems OK. So, I guess that this is a USB issue. > > I suppose that you have one of those computers that doesn't have a real > serial port (RS-232). :-) Right. Got a IBM Thinkpad R40 here. This thing's got everything you need -- but no RS-232... > I suspect that there may be some problem because the USB connection > probably doesn't have DTR. So, you might try changing the: "Flow control" > setting. Try "Software". What is DTR? And why does my debian dialing tool work? This makes a /usr/sbin/pppd call $PROVIDER where $PROVIDER is a file in /etc/ppp/peers and looks like that: -----<snip>----- hide-password noauth connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/1und1" debug /dev/modem 230400 defaultroute noipdefault user "1und1/XXXXXXXXXXXXXX@xxxxxxxxx" remotename 1und1 ipparam 1und1 -----<snip>----- But I will try it with "Flow control" set to "Software". Thanks! ~ Dani
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