Thanks Andy.  Results are attached. --Mike
>
>
> Andy Herkey wrote:
>>
>>> I patched pppob.c as someone suggested, did a make, then make 
>>> install, and
>>> reran pon barry-verizon both with the "-s" option and without.  Neither
>>> worked. Log files attached.  I would appreciate any additional
>>> suggestions.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Mike
>> Mike,
>> It looks like the modem is not getting initialized properly through 
>> the chat script and it's responding to ATZ with "NO CARRIER".  You 
>> will need to experiment with different combinations of AT commands to 
>> get it to work.
>>
>> Attached is a ruby script that uses pppob to send commands to the 
>> modem to see how it responds. You will need to have ruby installed 
>> for it to work. You'll also have to modify the $PPP variable in the 
>> script to use your password and to point it to where pppob is installed.
>>
>> Run the script and post the screen output and the /tmp/modemtest.log 
>> it creates.
>>
>> --Andy
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Mike,
The modem responded as expected to the commands that were sent to it 
which leads me to believe there is a problem with the chat script. Try 
creating a new chat script with just the following:

ABORT ERROR ''
+++AT ''
ATZ OK
AT&F OK
ATE0V1 OK
AT OK
ATS0=0 OK
ATDT#777 CONNECT


NOTE '' are single quotes.
You may have to try the new chat script a few times and have to replug 
the device.
Please post the outputs from you testing.

Thanks,
--Andy






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