[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > which I presume to be what is required. Do I also need to build in the PPP > and/or SLIP stuff? I've tried it both building it in and not building it in. > Whatever I do, I get the following message at the end of the startup sequence: > > "Sorry - isdnPPP driver version 0.0.0 is out of date." > "Maybe ippp0 has no 'syncppp' encapsulation?" > > I found the version number very strange, so looked in the source code and > sure enough it is explicitly set to 0.0.0 if the ioctl against the driver > fails. The problem is I don't know why it is failing, just that it is :( > > What am I doing wrong, here, please?
Just struggling with a simular problem on a different distribution updated to 2.0.38. Hopefully getting ISDN to run this week. If ppp is compiled successfully into the kernel and your Fritz device is registrated by the kernel (var/log/messages) then you might need to upgrade "isdn4linux". This is exactly what I'm going to do tomorrow, because isdn closes up with a E0010 after trying to dial in. Robert
