Use Ctrl-C (not Z) to kill wvdial. X3 means dial wthout dialtone detection, typically needed in Italy because of low line voltages. Carrier Check = no is needed by modems using the /dev/pts/N ports. MarvS On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 1:39 PM, Maurice <maurice@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Thursday 10 April 2008 18:24:39 I wrote: > > > > But I did add 'X3' to the command string. Does that not do the same thing? > > Apparently not. After adding 'Carrier Check = no' I did get a connection > with wvdial. > However, with KPPP I have 'wait for dialtone' on and still get a > connection... > > How does one then do a disconnect? Ctl-Z killed wvdial, but the connection > was still up. Had to do 'killall slmodemd' to disconnect... > > > > /\/\aurice Batey > (Retired in Surrey, UK) >
