Hi
First off I am new to Linux so please accept apologies for possibly dumb
questions
I cannot connect to outside world after installing drivers - extract for
/var/log/messages below indicates (to me) that modem is working OK. I
have looked through archive and a previous message indicates
Hi Paul,
My guess is that you haven't set your /etc/ppp/chap-secrets file correctly
and so you haven't successfully logged on to your ISP. If you don't log on,
then you don't get the /etc/ppp/resolve.conf file generated.
If my login was [EMAIL PROTECTED] and my password was letmein then my
Paul Sanderson said:
Hi
First off I am new to Linux so please accept apologies for possibly
dumb questions
I cannot connect to outside world after installing drivers - extract
for /var/log/messages below indicates (to me) that modem is working OK.
I have looked through archive and a
Hi Paul,
You must create manually the file /etc/resolve.conf which may contain lines
like this :
# file /etc/resolve.conf
nameserver first DNS IP of your FAI
nameserver second DNS IP of your FAI
etc...
For example :
nameserver 193.172.19.3
Hope it helps you !
Nath
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Hello everybody!
i've been using the speedtouch with different linux distros and it always worked fine
until now:
i'm using vector linux, with a 2.5.9 kernel, and when doing modem_run, it says 'i
couldn't find your modem'. but when i check it, everything is fine: lsmod tells me
everything
On Mon, 2002-05-27 at 16:46, stijn wrote:
Hello everybody!
i've been using the speedtouch with different linux distros and it always worked
fine until now:
i'm using vector linux, with a 2.5.9 kernel, and when doing modem_run, it says 'i
couldn't find your modem'. but when i check
