On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Michael Polak wrote:
> Ok, I *really* want to generate valid pppdrc.cfg. I already removed
> COMx statement, if base adddress is defined as non-standard. Should I
> also remove Irq if I use COM number ? Should I add Irq Default to
> arachne.cfg How should I write two nameservers to pppdrc.cfg ?
...
I just setup dosppp06 package with my modems. Here is a pppdrc.cfg that
works with my PCI 56K modem (Note: this one does not have a comport):
base 0xD800
irq 10
namsrv 128.197.27.7
namsrv 128.197.2.62
115200
asyncmap 0
connect "chat -v -f chat.scr"
crtscts
And here is a pppdrc.cfg that works with my external 14.4K modem that is
attached to a serial port (in the same machine), setup as (DOS) COM2 in my
BIOS:
base 0x2F8
irq 3
namsrv 128.197.27.7
namsrv 128.197.2.62
57600
asyncmap 0
connect "chat -v -f chat.scr"
crtscts
I tested these with Arachne in "Connection Ready" and BOOTP protocol.
Michael, COMx in DOS is just a shorthand for specifying IOPORT and IRQ.
Look at a Linux box, there are many /dev/ttySx that can be specified in
all sorts of different ways...
HTH
PS: Sorry about the garbage in the previous message. Problems with file
transer while trying to do email at the same time.
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Gregor Jones mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Boston MA
