On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 07:56:40AM -0500, Michael L. Stokes wrote:
> It's attached ( /etc/ppp/peers/blackberry ).  I suspect the modem option 
> is not needed.

Thanks very much for your attachments.


> So, the deal is how do you get the default gateway to take? 

It works for me if I don't already have a default gateway set.

There are 3 pppd options that control this:

        nodefaultroute          Don't touch it
        defaultroute            Set it if it doesn't exist
        replacedefaultroute     Set even if one already exists

If you use the last one, I don't know if the old default route will be
reset when pppd exits.


> Also, I notice that
> when connected I get a message on the blackberry to the effect that it 
> is being
> used as a modem.  After I call poff <profile>, it still says it is being 
> used as a modem.
> I can get rid of the message by disconnecting the usb cable, but I bet 
> there is a more
> elegant way.  Also, I'm not sure what happens if I try to immediately 
> reconnect.  I'll
> give that a try today sometimes.  Thanks again Chris.

There are two modes that are available for modem support, and you are
likely using IpModem mode.  You can tell which mode by the -v output of
pppob.  It will say "Using IpModem mode" or "Using Serial mode"
depending what it detects.

IpModem mode just reads and writes to the USB endpoints that behave like
a modem, and there is no open or close logic for it.  There might be
some close command that I'm missing.

If you want to try Serial mode, use the -s option on pppob.  This mode
does have a close command, but it also ties up your device in Desktop mode.

It would be useful to know whether running "btool -t" right after
closing pppd affects the device.

Thanks again for your testing and sample files.  I'll add them as
Verizon samples.

- Chris


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