Navid, Being unable to reuse the modem in a single session is a known problem with the slamr driver, since a kernel change some time ago. Which driver are you using? With respect to being unable to intially get slmodemd function, try shutting down as many other functions as possible. $ cat /proc/interrupts or running ./scanModem will show which IRQ sharings may be cogent. Modem isof the lowest priority under current Linux. After bootup do $ dmesg > dmesg.txt Browsing dmesg.txt will show that PCI modem hardware is among the last configured. MarvS On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 12:32 PM, Navid Abbaszadeh <navid.a2b@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Marvin > > There is also another problem I forgot to mention. in 50 percent of > cases when I boot up using fedora , and use slmodem, after command > wvdial no dialing occures. I mean the line is not used by modem ( I > check it with my phone because the speaker never makes sound in linux > ) and in this case I have to restart the linux as many times as > necessary to make the modem work. > > > On 4/2/09, Navid Abbaszadeh <navid.a2b@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Marvin >> >> I tried adding the two options to /etc/wvdial.conf , but it did not >> work.( as far as I read in manual page of wvdial.conf these options >> are ON by default ) >> I also tried "ifconfig eht0 down" and "ifconfig eht1 down" to >> shutdown my wired and wireless networks before dialout, but this did >> not work neither. :( >> I am hopeful you can help me find the problem. >> Thanks >> -- >> Regards, >> Navid >> > > > -- > Regards, > Navid >
