Hi Marvin,
I started with the line you sugested which created a log file in my
home directory, however I could not access the file. It said I didn't
have the permissions, so I couldn't cut it copy it or paste it unless it
was into files within my home directory. I also tried opening it with
gedit, and I tried archiving it. All of which failed due to lack of
permissions meaning I couldn't transfer the file to a windows os where I
can access the internet. So what I did was to copy and paste data from
the terminal window into a text file (called slmodemlog), this wasn't
easy as so much data was produced that the terminal window filled up and
overflowed before I could stop the process to copy the readout. so the
file contains bits and pieces that I was able to copy with a gap of a
few lines in between each snippet. I hope that helps, if not are you
able to tell me how to gain access to the propper log file so I can send
it to you.
Regards,
John Curwood
Marvin Stodolsky wrote:
Start with:
$ sudo slmodemd -c NEW_ZEALAND --debug 1 --log --alsa hw:0,6
Then try the dialout as before. Send us the logfile produced.
MarvS
