On Sat, Jan 14, 2012 at 11:20 AM, Stuart Henderson <[email protected]>wrote:
> On 2012/01/14 10:58, Daniele Pilenga wrote: > > This patch adds the support: > > thanks. > Well, thank you and all the developers for your work! :-) > > > For completeness of the report I have not been able use it to connect > > to the Internet, yet, but it must be something missing on my part. > > the ppp implementation on most phones and 3g cards is pretty basic, > you often need to disable a few things. (note that the ppp session > terminates on the card, not on the mobile phone network, so if you're > looking for examples on the net, prefer examples for a similar card, > rather than from somebody else on the same network). > I was using the same pppd configuration that worked with the old card (different ISP, though), adapted slightly. I didn't think for them to be this complicated... > they don't usually require username etc but you may possibly need > dummy entries. you could try something like this: > [...] Thanks, this gave me the kick I needed to try harder. Now I'm writing this through the 3G connection. :-) I changed my configuration to this one: /dev/cuaU0 921600 defaultroute lock noauth connect '/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/ppp/peers/chat.script' 0.0.0.0:10.11.12.14 noipdefault persist nobsdcomp noccp nodeflate novj novjccomp refuse-pap Nothing so hard after some trial'n'error with the debug option, after all. That showed me what wasn't working until it did. Thank you again. Ciao, D.
