hi,
in kpp you can try the foll:
conntn name: "myisp"
number: "######"
dns ip address: ?
dynamic ip
device:- /dev/ttys1 for com 1 etc or /dev/modem if you have this linked to
correct com port.
conn speed 57600 (works for me but not neccessarily has to be this).
in modem commands:
dial string :atx1dt
vol off/lo/hi =m0L0,m1L2,m1L3 :-works on my gvc-rockwell modem but kpp
defaults are m0L0,m1L1,m1L4 see modem manual for ur correct modem commands.if u
want speakr always on replace m1 with m2.spkr will be on even after
connect.crosscheck with ur modem manual.
On Sat, 30 Aug 2036, you wrote:
> Rahul Premraj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all...
>
> My problem is a lil funny... I use a Prolink modem which runs on a
> Rockwell driver (auto-detect) in Win98...
>
> when i used kppp to try connect to the net, the program seems to be
> unsuccessful to initiazlie my modem. several ppl asked me if i have a
> winmodem...
>
> i referred to the latest how tos which explained how to chk if i have a
> winmodem using minicom...
>
> the document referred some changes and finally asked me to give the at
> command... if i get ok in a flash, i have a std modem... else im in
> trouble...
>
> well, using minicom, i get the ok in a flash... so it does initialize..
> but this is not the same using kppp...
>
> another problem is tht when i give the command atdt<dial number>.... it
> is not able to detect a dialtone... while under the same physical
> connections, windoze is able to dial easily....
>
> pls help me out with this..
>
> thx;)
>
> Rahul
>
>
> Hi rahul
>
> Your modem might not be detecting the presence of a dial tone. Add the
> init string ATX1 to /etc/wvdial.conf under the [Dialer Defaults] section
> like this -
>
> [Dialer Defaults]
> Modem = /dev/ttyS1
> Baud = 115200
> Init1 = ATZ
> Init2 = ATX1S10=250
>
>
>
> Rajeev
>
>
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