[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I determine that the modem is on /dev/cuaa4 by trying all ports up to that one. I did this:Your question was about kppp not allowing you to use cuaa4, which it doesn't and shoudn't as there are normally no more than 4 serial ports available, numbered cuaa0, 1, 2 and 3. There is no /dev/cuaa4 on my system - did you create one on yours?
ppp ON localhost> set device /dev/cuaa0
ppp ON localhost> set speed 115200
ppp ON localhost> term
<ppp now freezes>
ppp ON localhsot> set device /dev/cuaa1
ppp ON locahlost> set speed 115200
ppp ON localhost> term
<ppp now freezes>
ppp ON localhost> set device /dev/cuaa2
ppp ON localhost> set speed 115200
ppp ON localhost> term
<ppp now freezes>
ppp ON localhsot> set device /dev/cuaa3
ppp ON locahlost> set speed 115200
ppp ON localhost> term
<ppp now freezes>
ppp ON localhsot> set device /dev/cuaa4
ppp ON locahlost> set speed 115200
ppp ON localhost> term
at
OK
atdt1234567
CONNECT
ISP login:asdfadfadf
Your ppp data hasn't been cut&pasted from your ppp output - be nice if it had been as there might be something "insignificant" there which would help resolve the issue.
As it stands ppp would seem to be lying to you, or you have a weird mobo problem or you have sonfused ppp by mistyping the "set device" line in ppp.conf, or ...
cuaa4 is definitely wrong on "normal" i386 systems.
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Brian
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