Hallo! This is a mail I wrote to smartlink long ago. Is there anybody here, who knows something to this matter? First of all I want to thank for the modem driver for linux. It's great. The modem is working fine, I just have problems with the AT-commands it should understand. Is it possible to recognise the rings one can hear when calling somebody? I don't mean the detection of rings when being called (that works perfectly). I would like to call a number and hangs up (go on-hook) after 2 rings. I need it for mgetty callback after the second call. I tried this script: echo "Unmuting Modem Speaker..." amixer -c1 set 'Modem Speaker' 100% echo "Calling home first time..." echo "atdt 0234491642;" > /dev/modem #; is ignored, modem should stay in command mode echo "Waiting 10 sec..." sleep 10 echo "Modem hangs up (goes on-hook)..." echo "ath0" > /dev/modem #any char works in on-line mode, this is for off-line mode echo "Waiting 20 sec..." sleep 20 echo "And action..." pppd -detach debug user pppuser call pppcall-back echo "home end" amixer -c1 set 'Modem Speaker' 0% I took the AT-commands from the smartLink modem driver page and I think the semicolon should do what I want but I actually have a: 00:02.6 Modem: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] Intel 537 [56k Winmodem] (reva0) So I don't know whether the AT-commands are defined by the driver or are hardware specific. When is +++ working to get in off-line mode? Only after a connection has been established? How can I use my modem for simple phoning (voice phone) with a mic and headphone connected to my soundcard? (AT+FCLASS=8 AT#VLS=4 doesn't work) And finally I wanted to try to recieve mgetty-sources per uucp. I called GREENIE ((my system): ++49-89-35663089 as said on the mgetty page but got stuck after logging in as nuucp. Do You know how to do this? Wath's the thing about z|y|x-modems? What type is mine? Thanks for any answers Lynx
